The team from Pristina remained speechless after the meeting in Brussels: They ran away from the journalists when they heard the EU stance

The members of the European External Action Service and the delegation of Pristina for dialogue with Belgrade have completed another consultative meeting in Brussels today.

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The meeting lasted about two hours, and representatives of Prishtina avoided the contact with media.

The European External Action Service (EEAS) says it is a regular meeting with the technical teams of both sides in a dialogue aimed at securing the conditions for work on a comprehensive legally binding agreement. 

According to the unchanged position of the EU, it is necessary for the Pristina authorities to abolish taxes on goods from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

- The EEAS and the Pristina delegation have discussed the progress made so far regarding the normalization of relations, and the co-chairs of Kosovo's delegations have briefed the EU on the latest developments, including the Law on Dialogue and Platform for Dialogue, the statement said.

The EU welcomed Pristina's efforts to strengthen the common position when it comes to dialogue with Belgrade.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Tanjug)