The next meeting of representatives of Kosovo and Serbia on technical issues will be held in Brussels on April 15, the Pristina team announced.

As Kosovo delegation chief Deputy Premier Edita Tahiri told the Zeri web portal (zeri.info), the agenda of the one-day meeting will consist of issues concerning the freedom of movement, license plates for vehicles and the recognition of diplomas.

"It is our goal to influence the improvement, through concrete results, of the social and economic life of the citizens, since freedom of movement is one of the basic principles of the European Union. These are the principles and standards that should be met," Edita Tahiri said.

Accompanying her in the delegation will be experts from the Kosovo Interior Ministry, who will deal with the issues of freedom of movement and recognition of documents.

Edita Tahiri said she had invited the representatives of opposition parties to be part of the talks between Pristina and Belgrade, but the officials of the Democratic Alliance of Kosovo and of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo denied this, claiming they had received no invitation.