Behgjet Pacolli meetings continue through UN corridors

According to this ministry, Pacolli is thus continuing numerous meetings at the UN, aimed at intensive lobeing for increasing the number of recognitions and membership in INTERPOL.

The MPJ says that with the aim of systematic lobby for increasing the number of recognitions of the Republic of Kosovo and ensuring a strong support for the country's membership in the International Organisation, Kosovo's top diplomat has continued to implement numerous high-level meetings in margins of regular work by the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

“O the work of the UN General Assembly with the presence of 130 heads of state and government, is an extraordinary case for a country like Kosovo to demonstrate its existence, work and achievements!”, has praised Foreign Minister Pacolli, making a summary of the held meetings, both according to the official agenda and other encounters of non-formal character in different state expectations.

I met Australia's new foreign affairs minister, Marissa Payne. After the official agenda at UN headquarters, I met and many foreign ministers of African countries such as Cameroon's Lejeune Mbella; the one of the Louise Mujshiwabo Rwanda. Takova and Jean Baptiste le Moine, state minister for Europe and France's foreign affairs. Many ambassadors, heads of institutions gathered in Rwanda's official reception. Then I met at a grand welcome with many leading personalities of the United Arab Emirates but also from other countries. I met with Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan; Libyan Foreign Minister Mohammed T. H. Siala? Norway's Crown Prince Hakkon Magnus; Assistant US Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Mr. Mohammed Sharaf? Bahrain Foreign Minister Shaikh Khaled bin Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Khalifah; etc.”, the government's number two has said.