Djuric: Kurti’s Ambassadors’ Conference is the height of cynicism

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, Marko Djuric, stated today that the ambassadors’ conference organized in Pristina was “the height of cynicism,” noting that the policy of Albin Kurti’s regime is the very opposite of the idea of diplomacy.

“I remind you that the main election slogan of Kurti’s movement—Jo negociata (‘No negotiations’)—is a denial of the idea of resolving problems through diplomatic means,” Djuric said in a statement regarding the gathering in Pristina, which brought together Kosovo’s diplomatic representatives and at which the acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, once again claimed that “Serbia’s efforts to undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Kosovo represent a serious threat.”

Djuric stressed that Kurti has shown through his actions that he is “a champion of slander, obsessed with hatred toward his Serbian homeland,” thereby causing serious harm to his own people.

“What is far more dangerous is that Kurti is also a champion of creating instability and has turned institutions into weapons for repression and the mass violation of human rights, especially of Serbs, but also of others. Unfortunately, there is always an example no older than 24 hours, such as the harassment of children in the village of Vuca, caused by his policies,” Minister Djuric warned.

He therefore believes that, until Kurti stops suppressing the rights of Serbs and violating the agreements reached, all international assistance to Kosovo should be suspended.