
The spokesperson of the European Union, Peter Stano, has confirmed that the leaders of Kosovo and Serbia approved on Monday the EU's proposal for the normalization of relations.
" What was agreed at the meeting is that there is no need for further discussions on the content, on the text of the proposal and that we will work with the parties on implementation. Of course, we as the EU will help them. We will continue our relief efforts. They approved the proposal. They agreed that there is no need for further discussions about the document and that we can move on to the next phase ," Stano said at a regular press conference.
On Monday, February 27, the prime minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, and the Serbian president, Aleksandar Vucic, met in Brussels to discuss the EU proposal.
At the end of the meeting, only the prime minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, expressed his pro-plan, while Vucic, avoiding statements about the plan, said that it is possible to reach some compromises and they are working to implement the existing agreements.
The host of the leaders' meeting, the European chief diplomat, Josep Borell, said at the end of the day that both sides expressed readiness to continue implementing the agreement.