Rama: Ghosts of the past are hindering Belgrade, no signals for opening to Kosovo

Albania’s prime minister, Edi Rama, has commented on the recent political dynamics in Serbia, naming the situation there as a social and political experimentation, whose focus is Student List and the new way of selecting representatives in institutions.

During his speech at a meeting held in Dublin, at the invitation of the Institute of International and European Affairs ( The head of the Albanian government estimated that it is still early to show enthusiasm about possible political changes in the Serbian state.

According to Rama, in terms of reports with Kosovo and imposing sanctions on Russia, Belgrade is giving no signal that access is changing.

Serbia is going through a social and political experiment with Student List and with the method of selecting and selecting people who will be in parliament and government. As far as we Albanians are concerned, it seems there is no opening in terms of relations with Kosovo, or sanctions against Russia, he said.

Stressing the Kosovo issue, Rama warned that the lack of will for a new approach will continue to keep Serbia hostage to its history.

It’s interesting, but it’s too early to be excited about this change. As long as there is no open approach to Kosovo, it means that the ghost of the past will persecute and prevent Belgrade from conducting a catharsis, the Albanian prime minister concluded.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

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