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UN SC on Kosmet on February 8

04. February 2012. | 10:52

Source: Radio Serbia

On February 8, the UN Security Council will be discussing the situation in Kosmet, which, according to UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, is tense and is considerably affecting the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue and talks on EU integrations of the region.

On February 8, the UN Security Council will be discussing the situation in Kosmet, which, according to UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, is tense and is considerably affecting the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue and talks on EU integrations of the region.

In his latest report on Kosmet, Ban expressed content over the renewal of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue and reached agreements, but also concern due to slow progress in the return of displaced persons and the shedding of light on the fate of missing persons.

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