These are the 4 agreements expected to be signed in the Berlin Process on 3 November.

He and the leaders of six Western Balkan states are expected to discuss the common regional market and its operation.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and senior representatives of the Serbian state will certainly be in this summit, this case President Alexander Vuciq.

The newspaper Blic from diplomatic sources has found that several agreements are expected to be signed at this meeting, within the framework of Samt of Western Balkan countries in the Berlin Process.

On November 3rd, four agreements will be signed:

Identity Charter movement agreement in Western Balkan countries;
diploma recognition agreement;
Agreement on recognition of qualifications;
The agreement on freedom of movement for persons of third countries with permission to stay in one of the Western Balkan countries.

The paper has attempted to confirm whether these agreements will be on the 3 November agenda and their signing, but no one has confirmed the agenda and if these agreements are signed.

The upcoming Berlin Process Meeting will be held on 3 November in Berlin. We seek your understanding because we cannot predict the content of the negotiations. For other details about the meeting, we will inform” in time, a senior official said without wanting to mention the name.

Days earlier the German Embassy in Kosovo has announced that today it will be the pre-couple of a series of high-level conferences organised by Germany to give a new momentum to the Berlin Process.

The Berlin Process was initiated in 2014 by former German cadre Angela Merkel. It serves as a platform for high-level co-operation among high-level officials representatives of six Western Balkan countries (ËB6) and their colleagues in the Berlin Process host countries.

“German will be host to the upcoming Western Balkans Summit on 3 November, led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz”, the German Embassy's announcement in Kosovo said.

To precede this meeting, several ministerial meetings will be held in Berlin:

October 20, 2022 ) Internal Affairs Ministers' meeting

October 21, 2022 A meeting of foreign ministers

October 24, 2022 ) Energy Ministers' meeting

The “on the agenda of these meetings has topics such as fighting corruption and organised crime, climate and green agenda, joint regional market, cyber security, transition of energy and expanding renewable energy in the Western Balkans. Germany is willing to take the lead and is firmly committed to making the summit a success”, the German Embassy in Kosovo has stressed.

The final summit of the Berlin Process was held on July 5, 2021, under the leadership of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

The Berlin process is an initiative aimed at boosting regional co-operation in the Western Balkans and assisting them in the EU integration process, the process launched in 2014 by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.