US delegation today visits Kosovo, government gives details on meeting with Hoti

A delegation from the United States of America will stay Kosovo today. The Kosovo government has provided details for the prime minister's meeting with the US delegation. According to the announcement, Prime Minister Hoti is hosting the delegation from the United States, which is staying for a visit to Kosovo today at 18:30 [...]
The Kosovo government has provided details for the prime minister's meeting with the US delegation.
According to the announcement, Prime Minister Hoti hosts the delegation from the United States of America, which is staying for a visit to Kosovo today at 18:30 in Government.
The Express newspaper reported yesterday that the US Special Emissary for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue, Richard Green, along with 13 other American officials will come to Kosovo on Monday.
This delegation, besides Kosovo, is expected to visit Serbia, Greece and Israel as well. Grenelli along with the delegation according to sources will have five-day visits, from 20 September to 25 September.
Part of this delegation will be Adam Boehler, chief executive of the International Finance Corporation.
The delegation will hold meetings with senior Kosovo Government officials and private sector leaders.
The announcement of the arrival of American officials has also revealed the International Finance Corporation (DFC).
“Delegation will advance strategic investments that support the diversity of bids and empowering energy independence in Greece and the wider region. The DFC will lay the foundation for opening an office in Belgrade to facilitate the implementation of projects supporting economic development in the region”, the report said.
This visit by the Grenore and other US officials will be realised to verify how far the implementation of the September 4th White House agreement has gone to normalising Kosovo-Serbia economic reports.
On 4 September, Kosovo and Serbia signed an agreement on economic normalisation, which was considered historic for the fact that it paves the way for a normalisation of economic reports, as well as paves the way for investments across the region, including on highways, railways and gas.












