Acting Kosovan FM Konjufca meets EU Special Envoy Sorensen, backs mutual recognition in Serbia dialogue

TIRANA, May 13 – Kosova remains committed to concluding dialogue with Serbia through mutual recognition, acting Foreign Minister Glauk Konjufca said.

He confirmed the position after a meeting in Brussels with Kosova chief negotiator Agron Bajrami and EU Special Envoy Peter Sorensen.

Further, Konjufca said the talks focused on a structured process for normalising relations with Serbia. He added that Kosova remains fully engaged in the dialogue and reiterated the aim to conclude the process with mutual recognition.

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