Mustafa delivers news of signing of Transport Community Treaty

The outgoing prime minister, Isa Mustafa, who was now part of the Triste Summit, has declared that he has stressed Kosovo's commitment to the European integration path, thus informing about current developments and the prospect of processes in Kosovo.

Mustafa has also added that he has stressed Kosovo's commitment to regional co-operation, demanding that Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina eliminate barriers to the free movement of citizens and goods, as well as other barriers of Serbia to energy and other areas, broadcast the Indexline.

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Dear friends, I attended the Trieste Summit today, where leaders of several EU states and prime ministers of Western Balkan states were present. At the central meeting attended by Italy's prime minister, simultaneously Summit organiser Paolo Gentillon, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, France's president, Emmanuel Macron, United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, senior EU representative Federica Moghrini and other personalities, stressed the devotion of the Republic of Kosovo for European integration, and I informed them of the current developments and prospects of the processes in Kosovo. At the same time, I stressed the Republic of Kosovo's commitment to regional co-operation, demanding that Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina eliminate barriers to the free movement of citizens and goods, as well as other barriers to Serbia in energy and other areas. We also signed the Transport Community Treaty, agreements of importance for deepening co-operation between the countries of the region, as well as in relation to the EU and its states.