Kosovo’s chief negotiator for dialogue with Serbia, Agron Bajrami, has described the interpretation of Serbian nationalist song music against Kosovo as unacceptable in an official European Commission activity in Brussels.
In a response to a response on the APUX platform, Bajrami has said he expects immediate clarification from the European Commission and Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos, concerning the way the music report for the opening of the EU Enlargement Forum has been selected and approved.
He has stressed that this song is not cultural exchange, but promotes territorial political claims on the Republic of Kosovo.
Its involvement in an official European Commission activity, dedicated to the expansion, unity and good neighbourly relations, is unacceptable, Bajrami has written.
He has added that European values, good neighbourly relations and the credibility of the EU enlargement process cannot be reconciled to providing an identist platform for claims against a country aimed at membership in the European Union.
This is no cultural exchange. The song promotes clear political claims on the territory of the Republic of Kosovo. Its involvement in an official European Commission activity, dedicated to expansion, unity and good neighbourly relations, is unacceptable. The Republic of Kosovo expects an immediate clarification by the European Commission and Commissioner Kos about the way the report was chosen and the report approved. European values, good neighbourly relations and the credibility of the EU enlargement process cannot be reconciled to providing a platform for irredentistic claims against a country aimed at membership in the European Union, Bajrami has written on the platform yet.
The music of the Serbian nationalist song ‘%Oy Kosovo, Kosovo, has been performed in Brussels, at the opening concert of the European Union Enlargement Forum — activity organised by the European Commission under the leadership of Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos.
Source Layer: Dukeagini