Kurti meets with Scholzin, European plan and February 27th meeting

The prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, accompanied by the deputy prime minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Donika Gera, under the Security Conference in Munich, met with German Federal Republic Chancellor Olaf Scholz and France's Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Catherine Colonna.

The meeting was discussed on progress in the country, which has also been recorded by many international organisations, as well as the European Commission's Report on Kosovo for 2022, progress that Chancellor Scholz hailed.

Economic growth, rule of law, social support and institutional and social democratisation have advanced over the past two years, Prime Minister Kurti” stressed, said in the government's communiqué.

Prime Minister Kurti announced Chancellor Scholz and Minister Colonna that the government of the Republic of Kosovo has recently approved three agreements signed on November 3rd in Berlin, which will soon be ratified in the Assembly, thus testifying to our commitment to the Berlin Process.

The “talked about reports between Kosovo and Serbia, about preparations for the upcoming meeting in Brussels, as well as the European proposal for normalisation of relations, already accepted as a good basis for further discussions and solid framework to move forward”.

“Thanks to continued support and direct commitment of Germany and France, Prime Minister Kurti said that the Republic of Kosovo, as a pro-European and pro-American country, remains committed and constructive in dialogue as it wants good neighbourly relations and integration into the EU and NATO”.