Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti says the government he heads is "preparing to establish full reciprocity with Serbia", Skopje-based MKD quoted him as saying.
He added that "not everything can be done at once".
Kurti told Kosovo's KTV that he had submitted a proposal for reciprocity on the rights of national minorities "in Kosovo and Serbia" at meetings in Brussels, but the proposal was rejected.
"We are well prepared so that there will be no failure when we establish full reciprocity. We currently have reciprocity for license plates, but we will apply it in other areas as well. "The battle continues, we will apply reciprocity, but we cannot do everything at once," the Kosovo prime minister said.
Kurti said he believes full reciprocity will be established, but added that the Kosovo government needs to implement strategies that would make reciprocity work.
He denied being denied a US visa, adding that his cabinet was preparing to visit there next year.
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