PRISHTINE, April 6 (ATA) - By B.Jashari/ - Chief of UNMIK, Soren Jessen Petersen and Kosova prime minister, Agim Ceku attended Thursday the meeting of Southeast Europe prime ministers, held in Bucharest.
The meeting marks the beginning of the political talks concerning expansion of CEFTA in the Southeast Europe countries.
In his speech, Soren Jessen Petersen highlighted the Kosova role in region stability, because Kosova stands in the crossroad, not only because of its geographical situation but due to the process for defining its final status.
"Kosova, as any other country in the region must be part of region cooperation in general and absolute part of trade cooperation, especially", stated Petersen.
Petersen highlighted the important role of CEFTA not only in promoting trade cooperation, but also in other cooperation fields, especially in EU integration of Central European.
He hoped that CEFTA will play a similar role as it extends into South Eastern Europe, where the states striving for EU accession “are fated to co-operate politically just as they are fated to work together economically”. On behalf of Prime Minister Agim Ceku, the stressed the commitment of the actual Kosova institutions of to fulfilling the conditions of involvement in the CEFTA process.
“And we in UNMIK are committed to supporting them for the benefit of all citizens in Kosovo, and of the wider region,” Petersen said.
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Petersen is just one Danish cartoon. Puppet of Albanian mafia lobby. During his ruling in Kosovo flurishing just drugs and sex industry.
He may be a puppet but you are a fucking parrot repeating everything the serb church and its radical party say about Kosova.
What's ruling? He's high most of the time from our good stuff.
krist w/e uer name is--suck my big terrorist dick scum. Pack your bags, next trip---Hague!!
Where do you people usually write your comments?? On the walls of men's toilets?? The mental ability is that of 13--14--15 year old uneducated AND stupid children..
I do not see how any responsible Kosovar could possibly agree to the
slightest influence by Serbia in the affairs of Kosova.. Everything I read leads me to believe the Serbs would start Ethnic Cleansing
again as soon as they thought they could get away with it----only with more rape, torture, then murder than before..
To a lesser degree, I do NOT see the 90% ethnic Albanian Muslims of
Kosova protecting the rights of Serbs and other minorities in the
way that will get support for its independence.. The Kosovars have a choice between revenge----or support for their independence..
As to revenge, the Chinese have a wise saying, "Before setting out on a journey of revenge, first dig two graves.." (Because the one seeking revenge destroys himself in
the process)
Mir, get real. It's more like 80 thousand. Second our friend was talking about all Serbs. Like they are waiting for the Chetniks to come back so they can help like they did in Srebenica.
Because serbs lie when they say they were in the Balkans before Albanians. Any credible historian can tell you where the serbs came from and when they arrived in the Balkans and who was already inhabniting the Balkans when they began to colonise certain areas.
Bashkim
"Everything I read leads me to believe the Serbs would start Ethnic Cleansing
again as soon as they thought they could get away with it----only with more rape, torture, then murder than before.."
Thinking that Serbs will stand aside and watch Kosovo go indepedent opposite resolution 1244 which proclaims Kosovo still part of Serbia is very naive. You can't take away part of one country and expect that everything goes peaceful, maybe nothing will happened today, in 10, 20 years, but when someone stole something yours (UN resolution again) it certain that you will try to take it back. Especially, war crimes will happen again because of recent very bloody war where both sides think that they have right for some kind of revenge. Albanians showed it in already in march killings in 2004.
"If the Balkans do join the EU then some of these ethnic hatreds will be extinguished."
I disagree. There is no Serbia without Kosovo, so every EU project or chance of fast entry in EU can't compensate lose of Kosovo. The question of EU future is another story especially after Holland and France referendum rejection of EU constitution and present dilemmas about extension of EU.
March killings? I though out of the 19 killed, 11 were Albanians in March, plus the 3 little boys.
Large ethnic Albanian crowds targeted Serbs and other non-Albanian communities, burning at least 550 homes and twenty-seven Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries, and leaving approximately 4,100 Serbs, Roma, Ashkali (Albanian-speaking Roma), and other non-Albanian minorities displaced. Nineteen people—eight Kosovo Serbs and eleven Kosovo Albanians—were killed, and over a thousand wounded—including more than 120 KFOR soldiers and UNMIK police officers, and fifty-eight Kosovo Police Service (KPS) officers.
Democracy as Albanians see it. Needless to say that drawning of three Albanian kids wasn't related to the Serbs as it mentioned for the cause of rioting. Clearly planned action.
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