Rama: Serbia gets down on the ground, the road to the EU does not create with knives behind the back

Prime Minister Edi Rama also cited Kosovo's tax decision, saying he invites Serbia to step down on the ground because the road to the future does not create with knives behind its back.

After the joint Kosovo-Albania meeting, Prime Minister Edi Rama, citing the agreements that have been reached, said this meeting is of particular importance.

The “was a meeting of particular importance for reasons that are known, and I feel very good to underline that at the meeting among governments it is meeting with the most concrete product because the processes started are in a materialisation phase.

Rama added that they have agreed that there will be no more tax barriers between the Republic of Albania and Kosovo, and that bilateral patent recognition will be made.

“At border checkpoints to apply only one side's document, Kosovo's documents are enough to enter normally and vice versa, this is a major, exemplary step, and we offer this example to the entire region”, the prime minister of Albania said.

Albania Co-operation -Kosovo should be looked into the future.

The second that has brought much debate related to the fee, which I repeat is not an economic action but it is a clear political response and an invitation for Serbia to step down on the ground and to realize that the road to the future is not created with back knives” said Rama commenting on Kosovo's 100% tax decision on all products coming from Serbia and Bosnia.

The “effort made to prevent Kosovo from entering INTERPOL is unwarranted because it is entering a global organisation to fight crime”, he said.