Edita Tahiri attacks Edi Rama: the 'Mini-Schengen' creates economic nucleus for Greater Serbia

 Edita Tahiri

 Former Kosovo chief negotiator in talks with Serbia, Edita Tahiri, joined voices against the idea of ​​the Balkan Mini Schengen, following the third meeting this week in Tirana, attended by Presidents Vucic and Djukanovic and the Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Zoran Zaev.

Edita Tahiri attacked the Albanian Prime Edi Rama through a post on, as the next host of this regional initiative, saying that this initiative creates the economic nucleus for Greater Serbia.

"That the idea of ​​'Mini-Schengen' creates the economic nucleus for Greater Serbia is what all Albanians are seeing, except Edi Rama. Happy with the clever and strategic reactions of Albanians to defend national interests and prevent the Serbian neo-hegemony in the Balkans,” writes Tahiri.

The idea of ​​a mini-Schengen has brought clashes between the official Tirana and Pristina since its launch. Prime Minister Edi Rama has called for the presence of all countries in the region in the initiative but has faced opposition from some countries, including Kosovo.