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| Fatmir Gjeka in a coalition meeting (archive) |
Fatmir Gjeka, the Minister of Human Rights and Minorities in Montenegro, recently spoke in an interview with Euronews Albania and shared insights regarding the chances of Montenegro withdrawing its recognition of Kosovo.
In the interview, Minister Gjeka emphasized the theoretical and hypothetical nature of such a possibility. He highlighted that based on their political experience, knowledge, and extensive interactions, it is highly improbable for Montenegro to consider revoking its recognition of Kosovo.
Minister Gjeka's comments came in the context of a recent debate in the region. Various parties had accused pro-Serbian entities of endorsing NATO membership and signing preliminary agreements, leading to discussions about the stability of Kosovo's international recognition.
Despite these debates and speculations, Minister Gjeka's statement underlines the complexities and challenges associated with reversing the recognition of Kosovo. It remains an uphill battle and is often deemed an impossible mission, especially given the political landscape and dynamics in the region. The recognition of Kosovo remains a deeply entrenched and complex issue, with profound historical and geopolitical implications.