French prestigious magnetizen calls Thaci a statesman of the pro-Western line

One of the most prestigious foreign policy warehouses in France, “Politque Internationale”, has published a lengthy interview with President Thaci.

“Politique Internationale”, at the introduction of this interview, has given President Thaci a historical description, naming him a statesman of the pro-Western line.

“I chose the country's president in early 2016, Hashim Thaci continues to follow a fully pro-Western and pro-European foreign policy, on the basis of regional co-operation and stability, and also dialogue with Belgrade”, the medium writes.

While, in the internal plan, according to the French warehouse, Thaci in his economic policy is in social-liberal orientation, favouring the free market with the aim of modernising the industrial camera and better exploitation of the country's natural resources with the help of the European Union.

The centre, pro-European and close to the United States' <x0Ideologically-right <x0). Thaci is a reliable and dialogue person who has made reconciliation with the Serbian community (10 per cent of the population living mainly in the north of the country) and Belgrade nearly 20 years after the end of the” went “Politique Internationale”.

According to this prestigious French warehouse, Thaci is one of those statesmen who have come to power after long years of struggle for the liberation of their countries.

After high studies of history and political science in Vienna and Zurich, he engaged in the fight against Serbian forces. Under conditions of a non-aligned life, it is transformed into the KLA's political-wing chief and led the Kosovo delegation during the February 1999 Rambouillet negotiations, imposed by the United States Contact Group, Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Russia”, writes this warehouse.

According to her, Thaci negotiated a series of agreements that were rejected by the Serbian delegation, the refusal leading to the start of NATO's Allied forces' air campaign against Serbian strategic and infrastructure points between March and June 1999.

“in February 2008, he declared the country's independence, consistent with its commitments from the start of political activity, as well as with the 2007 Ahtisaari plan. Independence was immediately recognised by most EU states and the United States of America. Kosovo is recognised today by more than half of UN states”, writes “Politque Internationale”.