Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has made a summary of his visits to Paris and Dublin, where during the week he has held a series of meetings with top state, political and international representatives.
In Paris, Kurti held two meetings at the Élysée Palace, where he was hosted by France’s president, Emmanuel Macron, as well as by Senate President Gérard Lacher.
During his stay in France, he has also met with representatives of the National Assembly, the chairman of Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire, Armenia’s Prime Minister, Nikola Pashiyan, and EU Special Representative Peter Sörensen.
Kurt has also participated in the Peace Forum, the panel making Peace Peace Last: Rebuilding Societies After Warí, while visiting the STAT technology and innovation center ION F and has held meetings with representatives of the exile.
In the context of the visit, he has kept a word and discussed with students in Paris School of International Affairs Sciences Yes, and has met with Professor Philip Aghion, the winner of the 2025 Nobel Economics Award.
Meanwhile, in Dublin, under the ninth European Political Community Summit, Kurti has had several meetings.
In Dublin, starting the IX Summit of the European Political Community ( The EPC) was hosted by Taoisach Michel Martin and attended the round table with other participating leaders; in the margin I met and talked with Foreign and Trade Minister of Ireland Helen McEnthere; with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte; with United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham; Canada’s Mark Kerney; Hungary’s Péter Magare; Denmark Prime Minister Mette Fredersen; Switzerland President Guy; and European Secretary General Bery, Alain. There I conducted an interview for Irish Times. Houses of the Oireachtas were hosted by representatives of the Committee for European Union Affairs; as the visit closed with the meeting, word and discussion at the Institute of International and European Affairs ( IIEA, Kurti wrote on Facebook.
Source Layer: RTKLive