Kamberi: Student list defeating Vucinqi must accept the reality of independent Kosovo

Kamberi: Student list defeating Vucinqi must accept the reality of independent Kosovo

Kamberi: Student list defeating Vucinqi must accept the reality of independent Kosovo

The MP elected in Serbia’s Parliament, Shaip Kamberi, has said he remains to be seen if the Student List, following the formation of the new government in Serbia, will change attitudes and approach to Kosovo.

Speaking on Dabbat Plus on TV Dukaagjini, Kamberi has estimated that in Serbia it is difficult to win elections without the support of a part of the nationalist electorate, while the Kosovo issue continues to be one of the most used topics in Serbian politics.

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He has said that after the establishment of the new government, he will see whether the Student List will continue the current political line or there will be a change in approach to Kosovo.

There must be a fact, in Serbia you cannot win elections without the help of even that part of the nationalist electorate. And the topic for Kosovo is one of the favorite topics. We’ll see after the new government is created, will they keep the same line or there’ll be different approaches. Because those first and one such list, which has academics and professors, is very clear that things said in the first two months memorandum, things Vuciq claimed in relation to Kosovo are irreplaceable. Therefore, they would have to change the political course to face a reality that, for 27 years, rules in Kosovo. Kosovo is an independent state. And in that reality to also build reports with Kosovo, Kamber has declared.

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