Extraordinary session of the Presidency: Debate on the recognition of the so-called Kosovo

Bosnia and Herzegovina has not recognized the independence of Kosovo because the Serbian side is against it.

The proposal to recognize Kosovo at the session of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina was made by the Croatian member of the Presidency Zeljko Komsic, and after the Serbian member of the Presidency Milorad Dodik proposed to discuss the relocation of the Tel Aviv embassy to Jerusalem.

The news was reported by almost all the media in Pristina, while Klix.ba from Sarajevo claims that the President of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from the ranks of the Bosnians, Sefik Dzeferovic, has scheduled three sessions of the Presidency for today . One full time and two part time.

The regular is scheduled for today at 11 a.m. and should discuss the most important issues related to Bosnia and Herzegovina: such as the coronavirus pandemic, EU integration, the implementation of NATO reforms, illegal migration, trafficking in persons and the initiative on the position of the “Little Schengen”. .

After that session, an extraordinary session will be held, requested by the Serbian member of the presidency, Milorad Dodik, and there is a topic on the agenda: the transfer of the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

After speaking on that subject, the second extraordinary session of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina will follow, which will also include an item on the agenda: the recognition of so-called independence. Kosovo. Zeljko Komsic, Croatian member of the Presidency, requested that session.

Klix.ba states that both Dodik’s and Komšić’s proposals can be expected to fall in session. Dzaferovic and Komsic previously said they would not support Dodik, and Dodik certainly will not support Kosovo independence, is the conclusion of the Sarajevo portal.