3 minutes agoMinxhozi: Removal of border control does not damage Kosovo liberalisation process
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Albania aims with Kosovo to have border liberalisation of procedures, but always in line with European Union standards, so that the visa liberalisation process for the latter is not damaged. Thus stated Albania's Ambassador to Kosovo Kemal Minxhozi following the adoption of the resolution for the general removal of [...]
Thus stated Albania's Ambassador to Kosovo Kemal Minxhozi following the adoption of the resolution for the thorough removal of control of Kosovo citizens and Albania's entry/outflows, through border crossings in Vmica, in Qafe Prush and in Qafe Morina.
The adoption of this resolution by connoisseurs of European integrations has been named contrary to the European Commission's 2015 recommendation.
The key we are to have a further liberalisation of procedures at the border without undermining European Union standards required for Kosovo in the visa liberalisation process”, Minxhozi told Online Economy.
On the same day, the Assembly has also approved the Resolution for the removal of roting tariffs in telecommunications between Kosovo and Albania, which, according to Minxhozi, will affect the development of the two countries.
According to him, no resolution issued by parliament is harmful to the processes in which a country passes.
The head of the Albanian Embassy has also spoken of meetings between the two governments simultaneously. He said these meetings have led to a growth of <x0 working minus” on both sides of the border.
“ ... these meetings have given a job impulse, and that is also expressed in the results that have been reached”, he said.
According to him, the agreements reached have contributed to increased co-operation between the two countries on an economic level.
Minxhozi has indicated that, unlike the same period last year, this six months have seen a 20% increase in exchanges between the two countries as an increase of 23% in Kosovo's presence on the Albanian market.
“We have an increase of bilateral relations in the area of economy in the area of distribution in the field of exchanges. Compared to last year, Albania and Kosovo today, in the early days of June, we have a 20% increase more than last year's” exchanges.
Kosovo's” Malls have had an increase in Albania's market, 23 more than in the same period last year, even those voices that say Kosovo's goods do not exist because there are some companies that are very inside which have very large increases in Albania's market, minerals, iron and so forth, the ambassador of Albania said.
