SPEECH BY PRESIDENT OF KOSOVA FATMIR SEJDIU AT THE VIENNA MEETING, 10 MARCH 2007
President Ahtisaari, Distinguished representatives of the Contact Group, Ladies and gentlemen, We are gathered here today to wrap up the historical process to determine Kosova’s status, namely the independence of our country. Independence is key to the very existence and the spirit of the people of Kosova, who suffered long Serbian occupation after having gone through many centuries of Ottoman rule, just like the Serbs, our northern neighbors, who turned eventually into our rulers.
The speech of the President of Kosova, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu, at the Assembly of Kosova
All proposals for possible rectifications do not intend to and will not question the package as a whole.
The Speech of the President of Kosovo, Prof.Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu on the occasion of World AIDS Day.
1 December 2006 Honorable Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo, Mr. Haziri, Honorable representatives of UNMIK, liaison offices, doctors and other participants of this convention We have gathered here today on the occasion of World AIDS day, this mortal disease of the century, which has not spared our country either.
THE SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF KOSOVO, DR. FATMIR SEJDIU, FOR THE TRADITIONAL CEREMONY “DARKA E LAMËS”
Prishtina, 27 October 2006 Honorable Special Representative of the Secretary General, Mr. Joachim Rücker, Honorable KFOR Commander, Lieutenant General Roland Kather, Honorable President of the Assembly of Kosova, Mr. Kolë Berisha, Honorable Prime Minister, Mr. Agim Çeku, Honorable Deputies of the Assembly, Ministers and other representatives of the central and local government, Honorable diplomats, Honorable invitees from the social, cultural and academic circles, Honorable guests:
SPEECH BY PRESIDENT OF KOSOVO FATMIR SEJDIU AT UN SECURITY COUNCIL, NEW YORK, 22 SEPTEMBER 2006
Your Excellency, President of the Council Your Excellencies, Members of the Council I am grateful for this opportunity to present to you the views of Kosovo on its final status process. This is the second time that an elected representative of Kosovo has been permitted to address members of the Security Council, even though Kosovo has been discussed regularly in the Security Council since before the war of 1999. I speak to you as the President of Kosovo and head of the multi-party delegation on final status, which we have dubbed the Unity Team, involving both the ruling coalition and the main opposition parties. Kosovo has been in a limbo for a long time.