Addressing the journalists after the meeting, the prime minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, said that he could not compromise with what he described as “Serbia’s old condition” for the formation of the Association of municipalities with a Serbian majority in Kosovo.

“There is no proposal from Belgrade. There is a conditional document. There can be no compromise between the proposal and the conditions”, said Kurti.

He said that he was the only one in the meeting who proposed “a sequenced guide for the implementation of the Basic Agreement, reached in Brussels on February 27, and the annex to its implementation, agreed in Ohrid, on March 18.

“Neither from the Serbian side nor from the Brussels side” there were no documents as proposals, said the Prime Minister of Kosovo.

According to him, the conditioning of Serbia has turned into the position of EU emissaries.

“It is a pity that the European emissary, Lajčák, has accepted such a condition”, Kurti said.

He said that Lajčák did this “in encroachment of his function as facilitator and mediator”.

He added that he is always ready to discuss the Association of municipalities with a Serbian majority, but that its draft statute “cannot be negotiated if, first, we do not agree on the roadmap for the implementation of the Agreement”.

“I express my complete willingness to implement each article of the Basic Agreement, each sentence of the preamble and each point of the Ohrid annex as soon as possible – fully, without any conditions”, said the Prime Minister of Kosovo.