During the Ninth Conference of Kosovo’s Ambassadors, President Albulena Haxhiu addressed the diplomatic representatives, urging them to raise several critical issues concerning Kosovo’s security and international relations. Speaking to the assembled ambassadors, haxhiu emphasized that the relationship with Serbia continues to represent a primary challenge in Kosovo’s foreign policy agenda. The President specifically called upon the diplomatic missions to consistently raise matters pertaining to war crimes, ongoing security threats, and developments originating from Serbia.
A central point of her address was the need for international partners to acknowledge Serbia’s responsibility regarding the terrorist incident in Banjska. Furthermore, she stressed the necessity of addressing past violence, including attacks directed at KFOR participants, journalists, and civilian populations. Haxhiu also highlighted the unresolved issue of missing persons from the war era, calling for continued international attention to these matters.
She reiterated the formal stance that “Relations with Serbia remain one of the main challenges of Kosovo’s foreign policy,” concluding with a firm statement that “Serbia must bear responsibility for the terrorist attack in Banjska.” The address serves as a directive for the ambassadors to maintain diplomatic pressure on these key issues on the global stage.
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