Danish representative to the UN urges Serbia not to obstruct Kosovo in international organizations

Denmark’s representative to the United Nations (UN) said that dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia remains important, while the European integration of both countries is essential for lasting peace and stability in the region.

She said that the EU-mediated dialogue provides the basis for advancing this process. However, she stressed that progress depends on the serious engagement of both parties, respect for agreements and a willingness to reach shared solutions.

Speaking about developments this year, the Danish representative highlighted the agreement on the law on foreigners, describing it as an example of pragmatic cooperation. She said that such cases can help address sensitive issues and improve citizens’ everyday lives.

She praised the continued engagement of the participants in the dialogue and its facilitator, emphasizing that the results achieved so far should serve as a starting point for further progress.

Regarding the Agreement on the Path to Normalisation and other commitments, the representative said that Kosovo should continue the procedures for establishing the Association of Serb-majority municipalities. At the same time, she called on Serbia to fulfil its obligations and not obstruct Kosovo’s membership in international organizations.

In closing, she stressed that both parties are responsible for implementing the agreements and that progress in the process cannot rely solely on the actions of one side.