Majority of leaders of the parliamentary majority, who started talks over overcoming the institutional and political crisis, advocate for a new coalition agreement, which would determine new relations within the majority, Pobjeda daily has learned.
The second round of negotiations will most likely be held in the beginning of next week, because the leaders of the Democratic Front, Mr Andrija Mandic and Mr Milan Knezevic, went to Moscow.
Several sources close to Pobjeda daily state that in case the agreement is reached – it would define a minimum of party and program interests, and precise division of power in the government, as well as the obligations of the future government.
“The agreement would not strike down the September agreement envisaging the European and Euro-Atlantic course, as well as change of the country’s national symbols and moratorium on Kosovo’s issue.”
In September last year, leaders of the three coalitions, Mr Dritan Abazovic, Mr Aleksa Becic and Mr Zdravko Krivokapic, pledged not to seek to withdraw recognition of Kosovo or change the country’s national symbols, and that will continue with the European aspirations and improve cooperation with NATO.
