Two-Day Meeting on Serbia, Kosovo Begins at White House, on Sept. 3

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The White House will host a two-day meeting between Serbia's and Kosovo's representatives, beginning on Sept. 3.

The hosts are the U.S. President's envoy for the Serbia-Kosovo normalization talks, Richard Grenell, and National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien. The Serbian delegation will be led by President Aleksandar Vucic, and Kosovo's by Prime Minister Avdulah Hoti.

Sources close to the U.S. Administration said that the United States had no secret plan, and that talks of economic nature would take place in Washington. According to the same sources, the talks are expected to advance three agreements the two sides had already reached to reopen an air route and develop a railway and road network to connect the two.

At this point it is still unclear if President Donald Trump would attend the meetings or not. After the conference in Washington, the two high-ranking delegations will travel to Brussels, where they are expected to continue the negotiations on Sept. 7. The meeting will be facilitated by the European Union's special representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak.