Kosovo’s chief negotiator with the European Union, Jeton Zulfaj, has reacted after the opening of the EU Enlargement Forum in Brussels, a Serbian nationalist song against Kosovo has been interpreted.

Zulfaj has named the move scandalous and unacceptable, calling for explanations from EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos, under whom this activity is being held.

In a response on the ‘%X’ platform, Zulfaj has said that the song, which according to him denies Kosovo’s citizenship, should not have had room in an event organised by the European Union.

He has asked Commissioner Kos to explain how this happened and what measures to be taken, while questioning even Kosovo’s non-includement at this forum.

He has stressed that Kosovo, according to him, is the country with the greatest democratic progress in the Western Balkans over the past decade and fully harmonised with foreign policy and EU values, but has not been invited to the event.

This is scandalous and unacceptable. An EU enlargement activity cannot give scene to Serbian nationalism. Commissioners Kos is allowed to explain how this happened and [what measures will be taken, as well as why Kosovo, the country with the greatest democratic progress in the Western Balkans during this decade and fully harmonised with EU foreign policy and values, has not been invited, has written Zulfaj on the platform

The European Union Enlargement Forum, whose second edition has started in Brussels today, is organised by the European Commission under the leadership of Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos. The event ends Monday.

Source Layer: Dukeagini