Miroslav Lajcak, the EU’s special representative for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, said removing barriers solved the problem, but tensions remained high.
After the cycle of repeated crises, Lajac notes, temporary solutions posed a challenge for negotiators.
“I hope that we will not face another crisis within a week or forget about normalization,” Lajac said, noting that when the current momentum is ideal for finding a solution, and if this momentum is lost, the agreement may take decades.
Lajçak stated that if an agreement cannot be reached by 2024 at the latest, they will have to start the process again, adding: “A final agreement is a possibility that could happen in December 2023 or early 2024. If no agreement is reached by then, we will have to To start again The important thing now is not to let another crisis happen and for the leaders in Kosovo and Serbia to start creating an atmosphere for productive discussions about normalizing relations.
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