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The governments of France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States stand united in our aim to see the full normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia via a comprehensive, politically sustainable, and legally binding agreement that contributes to regional stability.

The status quo prevents progress on Kosovo’s and Serbia’s path towards the European Union (EU) and is not sustainable.

After years of stagnation, the time has come to finally end the conflicts of the 1990s and provide a secure and prosperous future for the people of Kosovo and Serbia by negotiating in good faith an agreement that both sides can support.

Therefore, we call on Kosovo and Serbia to restart the EU-led Dialogue with urgency and ask that both parties avoid actions that will hinder a final agreement, which is necessary for both countries to achieve greater Euro-Atlantic integration and its accompanying benefits.


Related: Russian Ambassador addresses the QUINT statement on Serbia Kosovo 


We are prepared to step up our role in the process in support of the EU High Representative, but we cannot do so until you both signal a willingness to compromise, remove obstacles and resume discussions.

For Kosovo, that means suspending the tariffs imposed on Serbia.

For Serbia, that means suspending the de-recognition campaign against Kosovo.

We want to see the people of Kosovo and Serbia benefit from lasting peace and have the opportunity to build their own futures.

We stand ready to assist in any way possible.

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