Escobar intends to address the Serbian dinar and dialogue in Kosovo.

It is anticipated that Gabriel Escobar, the United States’ envoy for the Western Balkans, would remain in Pristina for the duration of this week in order to engage in discussions with the leaders of Kosovo about the talks with Serbia and the matter of the Serbian dinar.

In a communique, the United States Department of State made the announcement that Mr. Escobar will travel to Montenegro, Brussels, and Austria in addition to Kosovo.

This announcement was made in the context of the reconfirmation of the “commitment of the United States to the countries of the Western Balkans,” as it was said. During his time in Brussels, Mr. Escobar will meet with representatives from NATO as well as Miroslav Lajcak, who is the European Union’s envoy for talks between Kosovo and Serbia.

“In Kosovo, he will meet with leaders of the Kosovo government, civil society and the Serbian community, to underscore the continued and strong support of the United States for the dialogue facilitated by the European Union for the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia.” , the announcement states, in which it is underlined that within the framework of this visit, the issue of the regulation of the Central Bank of Kosovo will also be discussed.

“The special envoy will hold meetings on the impact of the new regulation of the Central Bank of Kosovo on cash operations and will promote steps to ensure that the needs of the citizens of Kosovo are fully and without interruption” , according to the notification issued by the government.

During the time that Gabriel Escobar, the American ambassador for the Balkans, is in Kosovo, there are tensions between the government of Kosovo and the United States regarding the subject of the usage of the Serbian dinar in Kosovo. This visit is taking place at a time when the United States is in Kosovo.

In addition to requesting that Kosovo delay the execution of the decision, the United States of America has stressed that the lack of coordination that the government of Kosovo has shown with regard to this matter has had a negative impact on the quality of the cooperation that exists between the two governments.

The Central Bank of Kosovo issued a regulation on February 1 that stated that the euro is the only currency that can be used for cash payments in Kosovo. This regulation prompted an angry reaction from Belgrade, as well as concerns from Western diplomacy regarding the impact that this regulation would have on the lives of Kosovo Serbs, who continue to receive financial support from Belgrade, as well as on the tensions that exist between the parties.

On Monday, the Office for Kosovo under the Serbian government made the announcement that it had positioned four containers belonging to the Bank of the Post of Serbia at the border crossings with Kosovo. This was done in order to provide Serbian residents living in Kosovo with the ability to withdraw Serbian dinars.

According to this office, this technical solution will be temporary until the normal functioning of the payment transaction for Serbs in Kosovo is established. At the same time, it is important to note that official Belgrade is adamant about finding a solution that is stable with Kosovo.

Both Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and European Union envoy Miroslav Lajcak, who is slated to be in Belgrade later this week, are expected to discuss the matter. It is anticipated that the subject will be a part of their conversation.

During his stay in Pristina the previous week, Mr. Lajcak made an announcement regarding a meeting between the main negotiators of both parties. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the implementation of the agreement for the normalization of relations and the using of the Serbian dinar.

It has been stated by officials from the Kosovo administration that “the dinar issue is not part of the dialogue.” As a result, the government of Kosovo has refrained from participating in the meetings up until this point.

Diplomats from the West have requested that the government of Kosovo put a halt to the control of the Central Bank and provide the affected individuals with some time to adjust to the new circumstances.

The United States Department of State said on Sunday that Gabriel Escobar, the American ambassador for the Western Balkans, will go to Pristina this week in order to meet with the leaders of the Government of Kosovo. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the discussion that is taking place between Kosovo and Serbia, as well as the suspension of the Serbian dinar in Kosovo.

Since the announcement was made, Escobar is scheduled to go to Belgium, Kosovo, Austria, and Montenegro between the dates of March 10 and March 18, 2024.

“His visit will re-emphasize the commitment of the United States to the countries of the Western Balkans, which aim at Euro-Atlantic integration and deeper regional cooperation,” according to the State Department’s announcement.

The visit of Escobar to Kosovo comes at a time when relations between officials from the United States and the government of Kosovo appear to be strained due to the issue of the Serbian dinar, which was prohibited by the Central Bank of Kosovo through a rule that was issued a month ago.

Recently, Escobar made the statement that the Government of Kosovo is not treating the United States of America as a partner because it has not listened to the request that the United States has made about the matter of the Serbian dinar.

“We are very worried because the Government of Kosovo is not treating us as a partner, they do not work with us for regional stability and undermine the dialogue, a process to which the US is fully committed” , Escobar stated on the afternoon of February 23. The United States of America has made a request to delay the implementation of this decision, stating that it was granted without previous consultation and without taking into consideration the adverse effects that it will have on the Serbian community in Kosovo, which utilizes the Serbian national currency.

In addition to meeting with government officials, the United States ambassador to Kosovo is scheduled to meet with members of civil society and members of the Serbian community, according to the State Department.

“He will also hold meetings regarding the impact of the new regulation of the Central Bank of Kosovo on cash payments and to call for steps to be taken to meet the needs of the citizens of Kosovo without obstacles,” according to the notice released today.

In accordance with the CBK regulation, which stipulates that the euro is the sole currency that can be used for cash transactions, the implementation of this regulation started on February 1. After paying them in dinars through a parallel system, the Serbian state provides further support, pensions, and salaries to Serbs in Kosovo. Additionally, the Serbian state provides millions of euros to these individuals.

In a statement, the European Union expressed its disapproval of the law.

On March 4, the United States Ambassador to Kosovo, Jeffrey Hovenier, and Tomas Szunyog, the head of the European Union (EU) Office in Kosovo, issued a call to Kosovo, urging it to follow the commitments established in the conversation with Serbia in order to be eligible for membership in the European Union and at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

“We have created the conditions to achieve this goal, and the only way to do so is through dialogue that is mediated by the European Union,” said the international community. “The international community wants Kosovo to progress on the European path.” We are hopeful that there will be efforts made to move forward,” Hovenier added.

Over the course of February 27, 2023, Kosovo and Serbia were able to strike an agreement regarding the normalization of their relations through the mediation of the European Union.

A level of self-management for the Serbian community in Kosovo and mutual recognition of state symbols are among the provisions that are included in the eleven-article agreement for normalization. Additionally, the agreement requests that Prishtina and Belgrade put into effect all of the previous agreements that were achieved throughout the discussion.

The European Union has stated that the implementation of the agreement, which is legally binding on the parties despite the fact that it has not yet been signed, has not yet begun.

In the meantime, Escobar will meet with Miroslav Lajcak, the envoy of the European Union, as well as officials from both Europe and NATO in Belgium. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss “efforts to advance reforms that will bring prosperity, stability, and long-term peace” in the Western Balkans region, according to the release.”Rel. ”

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