Brussels Agreement

Gioffre will hand over to Vui the Annual Report of the European Commission on Serbia in 2022.
The meeting will be held at 18:00 at the Palace of Serbia.

The EC today presents the Report on the progress of the countries of the Western Balkans

Asked to comment on the statements that the north of Kosovo and Metohija is not ruled by Serbia but by Pristina, Aleksandar Vui said that he thought that things in the international order were based on respect for norms and signed documents. "Now I understand that they are based on someone's desire to rule over someone and something," he added.

Serbia "never shied away from difficult decisions" and made them when they were in the interest of its citizens, Prime Minister Ana Brnabi said in Kosovska Mitirovica, reacting to that letter.

Borrell said on Twitter that Serbia has agreed to abolish entry-exit papers for holders of Kosovo documents, and that Kosovo has agreed not to introduce such documents for those who have Serbian identity cards.
"We have a deal.

Vui referred to the announcement of the European External Action Service (EEAS), which expressed concern over "the increase in inflammatory rhetoric between the officials of Belgrade and Pristina" and said that he has no comment. "That's for the best," stated Vui.

However, it does not have the possibility to "force" Kosovo to do it, it follows from the answer of the head of EU diplomacy, Josep Borrell, to the parliamentary question "what will be done regarding Kosovo's refusal to form the CSMs".

The first great Balkan assignment of the new German Chancellor was successfully performed: both Vui and Kurti came to Berlin.
These are politicians, as Deutsche Welle writes, in whose hands is the solution of the currently biggest political problem in the Balkans - the relations between Serbia and Kosovo.

According to him, dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina will continue as soon as on May 13. "Our position is difficult, terribly complicated. President Putin's statements made it even more complicated. I will talk about it tomorrow. I am afraid that it will be increasingly difficult in the economic aspect," he said.

"The EU assisted both delegations in identifying solutions, but it is the responsibility of both parties to agree on a solution. We expect them to make progress by 21 April," Stano told BIRN in written answers.

The director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petkovi, says that the statement of Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani that Pristina has fulfilled its obligations in the agreements is absurd.