Ziadeh concerned over closures of social work centres in north of Kosovo-Metohija

PRISTINA - UNMIK head Caroline Ziadeh has voiced concern over recent closures of Serbia-funded institutions in the north of Kosovo-Metohija.

"Ziadeh is concerned about the closure of the Serbia-financed offices in north Kosovo and the negative impact of these closures on the daily lives of individuals and on people who rely on these services for critical support," UNMIK, the UN Mission in Kosovo-Metohija, said in a statement.

UNMIK also said Ziadeh reiterated her calls "for these closures and other outstanding issues to be discussed constructively and in good faith within the EU-facilitated Dialogue."

The so-called Kosovo Police raided the offices of Serbian government-run social work centres in the north of Kosovo-Metohija last Friday.