AAK chairman Ramush Haradinaj said that Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi is “retarded” and does not even know what he represents.

Haradinaj recalled Bislim’s statements about the “archives” of the KLA and when he called American gas “Russian”, as well as when Bislim sat on the same side with the Serbian representatives in Brussels.

“He sat side by side with the one who is dropping the tanks.

Did you see him in the protocol when he sat down to sign with Petkovi..

He sat side by side with him, believe me who in the world does not.

Second, he said, we open the archives of the KLA.

Where are the archives ?! Third, his statement to the Gas Commission said a liter of gas, he thought he was talking about lamp gas.

This is retarded, I do not know what he is talking about! ”Haradinaj told T7.

According to him, the government did not prove with the action in the north that Kosovo has the capacity to establish law and order.

“Our police have been taken hostage. They have shamed us like Kosovo.

The idea was good, but it was implemented badly “, said Haradinaj.

He proposed that a police unit be stationed in Leposavic, at the US base.

“A prime minister who hits and mocks his values ​​of freedom, weakens the state,” said Haradinaj.

The First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo for European Integration, Development and Dialogue, Besnik Bislimi, after two days in Brussels, today announced a press conference.

From 13:00 he will address the media with a report on the two meetings he held with the Serbian side in Brussels, as part of the dialogue facilitated by the European Union.

Reports from Brussels have shown that the two sides have been concretized in their positions and have left no room for a meeting between Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.

Bislim’s warning has been that there will be reciprocity in the use of car license plates. / Voice

The Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo, Besnik Bislimi, said that they are working at an accelerated pace in the field of European integration.

Through a Facebook post, Bislimi has listed some of the work done so far by the Government in this regard. / Voice

His full post:

In the Government of the Republic of Kosovo, we are working at an accelerated pace in the field of European Integration, and in full harmony with other processes.

Let me list below some of the work we have done so far in this regard:

– Local coordination structures have been consolidated at all levels through the decision on the Establishment of Inter-Institutional Coordination Structures for the European Integration Process, in function of coordination between institutions within the country for the implementation of EU integration reforms, during the reporting period.

– Regular weekly meetings were held with the team of the EU representative in Kosovo, in order to continuously coordinate the work.

– The Priorities of the second phase of the European Reform Agenda (ERA II) have been reviewed.

– The Review of the Action Plan of the National Plan for the Implementation of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (PKZMSA 2021-2025) has been voted.

– Approval in principle of the ERA II Action Plan in the Ministerial Council for European Integration on 21 May 2021.

– Approval of NPISAA 2021-2025 at the Government Meeting on July 14, 2021.

– Holding consultations with civil society organizations within the Stabilization and Association Bodies.

– Ratification in the Assembly of the Financial Agreement for IPA 2020 between the Republic of Kosovo and the European Union, which provides 90.2 million euros of investments in the form of grants from the EU, 13.6 million euros from other partners, combined with loans from development banks and co-financing on the Kosovo side.

– Approval of the investment grant from the Western Balkans Investment Framework (IFBIF) for the Besi-Merdare highway, in the amount of EUR 38 million, and the ratification of the IPA 2020 cross-border cooperation agreement between the Republic of Kosovo and Northern Macedonia, which provides access of border areas to funds worth over 1 million euros.

– Renegotiation of the sector budget support indicator for the public administration reform for 2021, the fulfillment of which will ensure the benefit of IPA funds in the amount of 5.5 million euros and the request for disbursement of budget support under IPA 2019 has been made , part 2, in the amount of 4.5 million euros.

– Continuation of the implementation of the reforms required in the SAA, as part of which we have implemented several processes which have not been completed for years, such as. transfer of municipal inspectors to the central level (an act which enables the EU Office to continue supporting FVA through the project of establishing regional offices), initiating the opening of state customs terminals, removing trade barriers through the abolition of homologation.

– Continue the implementation of the reforms required in the SAA and continue the EU dialogue through the joint institutional structures of the SAA.

While in the framework of coordination, planning and monitoring of donor assistance we have:

– Started the implementation of the EU funded project for the replacement of filters of the Kosovo B Power Plant, which is funded in the amount of 40 million euros by IPA 2018 and 38 million euros by IPA 2019.

– Completed negotiations with the EU on the targets to be achieved during 2021 in the framework of public administration reform to enable direct disbursement in the budget of 5.5 million euros as part of the IPA 2016 program.

– Started the process to gain access to some of the EU Programs, such as Horizon 2020, Erasmus +, Creative Europe and it is expected to continue the work for inclusion in other programs for which we are interested.

Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi received today in a meeting the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Croatia Gordan Grlic-Radman, with whom he had an open discussion about the continuation of very good relations with the Croatian state and closer cooperation with their representation in Kosovo.

Minister Radman expressed Croatia’s readiness to continue its support for Kosovo in various areas, among which European integration stood out, given the process and period of Croatia’s EU membership.

Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Bislimi thanked the Croatian government for the donation of 10 thousand vaccines against COVID-19, emphasizing that any amount of vaccines brought in this period, is of great value to us.

Croatian Foreign Minister Radman invited the First Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo to pay an official visit to Croatia, which was welcomed by Bislim.