The demarcation will not have an epilogue on Tuesday, when the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Dushko Markovic, will be in Pristina for an official visit.
This issue is not even part of the agenda of the meeting with Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, Koha Ditore writes today.
A member of the government cabinet told the newspaper under conditions of anonymity that the issue of the border with the western neighbor will not take any turn from this visit.
"From the beginning when the agenda was prepared, it was intended to talk more about economic and commercial cooperation than about demarcation. It is a topic that is raised in the meeting, but there is no magic formula to turn this problem around", said this source. "So, it is a bilateral visit that focuses on all the other topics, but not the demarcation and the expectation that some turning point may happen tomorrow in the visit and meeting. Absolutely not". (You can read the full article in today's issue of Koha Ditore)
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Kosovo-Montenegro annex-agreement on unblocking the Demarcation is expected
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What Markovic and Haradinaj said about Demarcation
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Haradinaj and Markovic, optimistic about the demarcation, do not reveal the conversation
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Demarcation is expected to be the central topic of the meetings between Markovic and the heads of state of Kosovo
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The Montenegrin Prime Minister is coming to Kosovo today