North Kosovo officials against deal implementation
The Brussels agreement is unacceptable for Serbs in Kosovo, and it should not be implemented until the Constitutional Court declares its stance on the document, it was stated at a joint session of councilors of four north Kosovo municipalities in Zvecan on Wednesday.
(kosovocompromisestuff) Wednesday, May 08, 2013
The conclusions of the session read that the agreement is unacceptable since its provisions imply the withdrawal of the state of Serbia from Kosovo, abolishment of its institutions and introduction of the constitutional-legal order of unilaterally declared state of Kosovo.
The councilors believe that this is a political and forced agreement which is not based on the constitutional-legal system of Serbia, and therefore should not be implemented.
The conclusions, which were read by Zubin Potok Municipal President Stevan Bozovic, said: "The one who assumes the responsibility to implement the Brussels agreement in a short term is assuming all responsibility for harmful consequences for Serbs in the province, the country's constitutional order, general national interests of Serbia, its history and culture".
The officials also said that the north Kosovo municipalities and its representatives are not in conflict with their government or they are conducting a campaign against the current authorities, individuals or parties over the differences in assessment of the agreement.
The officials backed the initiative to organize a rally under the slogan "We are staying in Serbia" in Belgrade on May 10.
The councilors believe that this is a political and forced agreement which is not based on the constitutional-legal system of Serbia, and therefore should not be implemented.
The conclusions, which were read by Zubin Potok Municipal President Stevan Bozovic, said: "The one who assumes the responsibility to implement the Brussels agreement in a short term is assuming all responsibility for harmful consequences for Serbs in the province, the country's constitutional order, general national interests of Serbia, its history and culture".
The officials also said that the north Kosovo municipalities and its representatives are not in conflict with their government or they are conducting a campaign against the current authorities, individuals or parties over the differences in assessment of the agreement.
The officials backed the initiative to organize a rally under the slogan "We are staying in Serbia" in Belgrade on May 10.
