Kosovo and the Netherlands aim to enhance co-operation in the area of renewable energy, agriculture and defence, while also working to close the deal for international transportation of passengers and goods.
So it became known after the first meeting with the Netherlands’ new ambassador to Kosovo, Astrid de Vries, during which discussion was discussed the deepening bilateral relations and strategic co-ordination between the two countries.
During the meeting, political consultations between the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Kosovo were also discussed, with the aim of boosting strategic co-operation and co-ordination.
The focus of the talks was also the Government of Kosovo’s priorities for the new mandate, including railway and dam projects, as well as reforms in public administration, education and justice.
The Kosovo government’s representative has praised the Netherlands’ continued support, stressing the importance of its role in Kosovo’s European integration process, particularly in relation to the candidate country’s status for membership in the European Union.
Also expressed gratitude for the Netherlands’ contribution to training members of the Kosovo Security Force ( The KSF, while emphasising readiness to further advance co-operation in the field of defence.
In the end, it has become known that the parties intend to close negotiations on the international passenger and freight transport agreement, to sign and then ratify it.