Jevtic indicated that approximately 7,000 to 10,000 Serbs currently lack Kosovar documents. He anticipates that these will be secured within a three-month timeframe. The List of Serbs deputy, Dalibor Jevtic, made this announcement today, outlining a resolution to the challenges faced by Serbs residing in Kosovo.
Specifically, the recently agreed-upon stipulations concerning laws for foreigners and vehicles will address the situation of Serbs who are without Kosovan identity papers. This also encompasses professors, doctors, and students originating from central Serbia who are engaged in work and study within Kosovo. Jevtic’s assessment suggests that Kurti is employing a strategy mirroring the Croatian model.
A thorough investigation revealed that a significant number of Serbs in Kosovo – between 7,000 and 10,000 – are presently without Kosovan-issued identity documents. This includes a notable proportion of academics, medical professionals, and students hailing from central Serbia. The goal is to provide these individuals with the necessary documentation.
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