Spain does not change its position on this issue Kosovo and does not recognize its independence, despite the progress made in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina. This answer was given by the Spanish Foreign Ministry in response to a question put to it by the Serbian news agency Tanjug.

“Spain remains firmly committed to its position of not recognizing Pristina’s unilateral declaration of independence in 2008.. We support the need to resolve the issue of the territory of Kosovo through dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina,” the Spanish Foreign Ministry said. OUR Spainwhen he mentions the name of Kosovo, he always uses an asterisk, thus indicating that “this designation does not prejudice the status of Kosovo.”

The Spanish Foreign Ministry also tells Tanjug that it welcomes the progress made on February 27 with the adoption of the European plan by Belgrade and Pristina, but points out that much more needs to be done to achieve full normalization of relations.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti agreed in Brussels at the end of February to implement a European plan to normalize relations as part of an EU-sponsored dialogue. between Belgrade and Pristina. The next high-level meeting on Kosovo will take place on 18 March in Akhrida, North Macedonia.

Source: RES-IPE