Vllasi: No one knows how the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue will proceed

Pristina analyst and former Yugoslav politician Azem Vllasi says for Kosovo Online that no one knows how the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, mediated by the European Union, will proceed.

"Currently, it is not clear to anyone how the dialogue will proceed. If the dispute is about the abolition of the dinar, then it should be removed from the agenda immediately because it is not a real issue but a fabricated problem. The Central Bank of Kosovo has taken the necessary steps to ensure that amounts in euros are deposited into the accounts of users from Serbia," Vllasi says.

When asked about the latest statement by the EU Special Representative for the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Miroslav Lajcak, that "many political issues remain unanswered," Vllasi emphasizes that Lajcak should say that.

Vllasi believes that Belgrade, or Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, is the party in the dialogue that, as he stated, "unnecessarily tightens" the situation regarding the dinar in Kosovo.

"Lajcak should say which questions remain unanswered. And he could clearly tell Vucic not to unnecessarily tighten the situation regarding the dinar because the euro does not endanger Serbs in Kosovo, unless the issue of the dinar hinders the path to the final normalization of relations," Vllasi emphasizes.