Representatives of Serbia’s Student List have conducted a visit to Kosovo, and this has prompted numerous reactions to how they were granted permission to visit.
From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora for Express, they have said they have not accepted any requests for official visits from representatives and students from the Student List that is taking power in Serbia.
Since representatives in question do not yet hold official positions in Serbia’s state institutions, their entry and position in the Republic of Kosovo have been realised in the quality of ordinary citizens, in accordance with general rules and procedures for the entry and attitude of the citizens of Serbia in the Republic of Kosovo. Visiting this nature does not require prior approval by the MPJD, said in response.
During the visit to Kosovo, Feja Dimovovic, a Student List candidate, said this country takes place prominently in the political programme of this political subject, which considers it an integral part of Serbia and a feature of our spiritual and cultural identity.
Visitors from Belgrade were also at the Gracanica Monastery and the Decani Monastery, which are part of the Serbian Orthodox Church and are managed by the Diocess of Raska and Prizren.
Source Layer: Insander