Priština expects several agreements to be reached in July.

Head of Priština’s team in the Belgrade-Priština dialogue Edita Tahiri said she expects several agreements will be reached in July. They would refer to freedom of movement, free trade, telecommunications, energy, cadastres and birth registers, said she.

Tahiri said that Kosovo has made concessions during the dialogue. 

Priština no longer insists that the term “republic” be specified in the future solutions, and this is a concession.

Tahiri also said that Kosovo inhabitants will not need passports when traveling to Serbia, but will rather be required IDS.

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