Serbia: special Parliamentary session on Kosovo tomorrow

(ANSA) - BELGRADE, FEB 1 - The Serbian government has submitted a report on the talks with Pristina from September 2022 to January 2023, and Parliament Speaker Vladimir Orlic has called a special session for February 2 to discuss it, according to the Tanjug news agency. Tanjug reported that the report is the only item on the agenda for the session, which will be attended by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.

"I am willing to stay for two or three days as long as the debate continues in the parliament," Vucic said today, as reported by Serbian public television. Vucic also asserted that the majority of parliamentary parties declined his invitation to consult on the so-called Franco-German proposal to resolve the Kosovo issue, adding that the majority of parties were only willing to participate in the session.

Meanwhile, Albin Kurti, Kosovo's prime minister, reaffirmed Kosovo's opposition to the creation of a Community of Municipalities with Serb majorities in Kosovo, stating that Kosovo's multiethnic constitution prohibits the formation of a monoethnic community, as reported by Radio Free Europe. (ANSA).

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