Serbian monasteries in Kosovo will not become Albanian - the conclusion was passed in New York

The United Nations has today agreed to forward the request to UNESCO of Kosovo and Metohija for admission to the agency, said First Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia and the Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic.

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The Serbian Foreign Minister said that the UN proposal to discuss the request of Kosovo will not arrive before UNESCO, but warned that this is only the first step.

Serbia against Kosovo's admission to UNESCO

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- Now it can be expected that Kosovo, with its request for admission, directly contacts UNESCO - Dacic said for "Blic" .

The diplomatic fight is definitely not over because it may happen that a third country on behalf of Kosovo initiates this request before the Executive Council of UNESCO.

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And Kosovo yesterday continued to fight and on this occasion regarding the membership, the world Agency Deputy Foreign Minister Petrit Selimi spoke with the ambassadors of the US, Germany, France, Italy and Great Britain.

Foto: Tanjug/ Ministarstvo spoljnih poslova

As part of these preparations, Foreign Minister Hashim Thaci last week sent a letter to colleagues from the 195 member states of UNESCO to keep them informed on the progress and asked for their vote at a meeting of the Executive Board of UNESCO in October and at the General Conference of UNESCO in November.

The Executive Council of UNESCO will decide if the request arrives from Kosovo and Montenegro. When asked who Montenegro would vote for, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro yesterday commented that they would bring their stance on Kosovo's request, but only if it is officially on the agenda.

On the list of UNESCO are Serbian monasteries of Visoki Decani, Gracanica, Pec Patriarchate and the Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš. These Serbian sanctities would, if Kosovo entered into UNESCO, pass under the protection of Pristina, which is unacceptable for Serbia.

(Telegraf.co.uk)