Politics
20 June, 2024 • 15:24
Source: Kosovo Online

Mazreku: We will see the effects of Lajcak's mandate in the coming months

Avni Mazreku
Source: Kosovo Online

Professor of European Law Avni Mazreku stated that the real effects of the work and mandate of the EU Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak, would be seen in the coming months.

"I think Lajcak is a very experienced diplomat and is very familiar with the situation in the Balkans. I am confident that Lajcak knows exactly what the future and real perspective of the Balkans should be," Mazreku told Kosovo Online.

Asked to comment on Lajcak's visit to Pristina and Belgrade, he added that Lajcak would demonstrate his experience as a diplomat in the final phase.

"His positive role in the dialogue process between Kosovo and Serbia will be recognized, as the person who actually facilitated that process. We will see the effects of his mandate in the coming months," Mazreku concluded.

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