2 minutes agoKurti urges Bosnia and Herzegovina to move swiftly to abolish Kosovo's visa regime
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)The head of the Government of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has asked Bosnia and Herzegovina to follow Kosovo's road to respecting the Free Movement Agreement under the Berlin Process, in order to ensure the movement of citizens of the two states only with identity cards, without having to have a visa. Kurti [...]
Kurti has said that Kosovo has decided to respect the agreement unilaterally, enabling citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to enter Kosovo without visas from January 1st 2025, and has asked Bosnia to do so too.
The government has decided yesterday to unilaterally implement the Berlin Process for Freedom of the Movement on Literacy, from January 1st 2025, which will enable visa-free travel to Kosovo for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We believe it will strengthen relations between our two countries. As I mentioned in Sarajevo last week, our friendship has long been hampered by restrictions on freedom of movement. We call on Bosnia and Herzegovina to move quickly with the ratification of the Agreement on their part, providing mutual benefits for both our citizens”, Kurti wrote.
Westernday, the government decided to unify the Berlin Process Agreement on Freedom of Creation with ID cards, effective January 1, 2025 will enable possible-free trends to Kosovo for the quotes of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We believe this will protect the...
) Albin Kurti (@blaincurti) December 13, 2024
