Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has met in Dublin, Ireland, with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
The meeting is held at the European Political Community Summit margins, where, according to Kurti, it has been discussed co-operation between Kosovo institutions and the KFOR mission, as well as the possibilities of expanding and deepening this co-operation.
Through a Facebook post, Kurti has announced that current developments and the security situation were discussed at the meeting.
He has reaffirmed that Kosovo’s NATO membership remains a strategic priority, assessing that this process would serve lasting peace and long-term security in the Western Balkans and Europe.
In Dublin, in the margin of the IX European Political Community Summit ( EPC) I had the pleasure of negotiating with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
We talked about good co-operation between the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo and KFOR, and concrete possibilities of expanding and deepening interoperability, as well as the current developments and the security situation.
For us, membership in the North-Atlantic Alliance is a strategic priority, whose life expectancy would serve lasting peace and long-term security in the Western Balkans and throughout the continent. While engaging NATO in the region remains important in the face of dangers and influence of foreign acts, Kurti has written.
Source Layer: Dukeagini