As far as I can see, the process is very much related to the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. We would be happy to see that we can somehow skip Serbia in the process of Kosovo's joining the European Union, but I think it's a process that is very much linked to the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. This is not just for Kosovo but also for Serbia. If Kosovo and Serbia would like to join the European Union, I think we have to succeed, first and foremost, in the process of dialogue.
I would like to go back to the failure of the implementation of the agreement that was reached between Kosovo and Serbia. The most important thing is the last agreement we reached—the Ohrid agreement—a couple of years ago. Serbia continues to fall short of fulfilling the obligations under the agreement of the path to normalize the relations between Kosovo and Serbia. Signals have emerged from Serbia's authorities regarding their commitments to the agreement, including a letter from the Serbian Prime Minister.... They agreed with the terms and conditions of the Ohrid agreement, but right after that agreement, they sent a letter to the European Union distancing themselves from the key elements of the agreement.
As far as I can see, this process is very much engaged in.... The paths to the EU for Kosovo and Serbia are very much part of this process.