Zeta Opens the Issue of Withdrawing Recognition of so-called Kosovo First
President of the Democratic People's Party Milan Knežević announced that an initiative has been launched to include in the agenda of the Zeta Municipality Assembly a Declaration on the annulment and non-recognition of the decision to recognize the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo and Metohija.
TL;DR
- An initiative has been launched in Zeta Municipality to include a declaration annulling the recognition of Kosovo's independence.
- 17 councilors have signed the initiative, which is based on the Statute of Zeta Municipality and the Law on Local Self-Government.
- The proposed declaration cites concerns for the position of the Serbian and Montenegrin people in Kosovo and Metohija.
- It references the UN Charter, the Helsinki Final Act, and UN Security Council Resolution 1244 as the international legal framework.
- The declaration calls for a balanced foreign policy and adherence to international law principles regarding state sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- If adopted, the Zeta Municipality Assembly would formally declare its non-recognition of Kosovo's independence.