<x0) reports Kurti Rama was also seen at the joint session, opposition makes Kurti guilty

Not good reports between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Albania's Edi Rama have also witnessed today.

These reports also gave a poor connotation to the two congregations ' joint session. At this session, Rama's criticisms of Kurti's Government did not lack.

Opposition representatives in Kosovo have suggested that reports between the two countries are at the lowest point.

They have made Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti guilty of this.

LDK MP Driton Selmanaj has suggested that reports between the two countries are at the lowest point.

When in opposition, Albin Kurti pretended to be nationalist and propaganded the idea of UNFORKIM NATIONS. Now in power, reports and co-operation with official Albania have reached the lowest point”, Selmanaj has written on his Facebook account”.

According to him, this has been noted at today's session.

Unfortunately, this was witnessed by today's joint session between our two parliaments. Rather than being a festive and brotherly moment, the session began and ended up in a tense and inappropriate atmosphere. This is the gift of the populists and the Persian-nationalists. Albin Kurti does not seek union with Albania, he aims at personal power, both in Kosovo and Albania”, he wrote.

For the low reports between the two countries, Prime Minister Kurti has also been criticised by AAK leader Ramush Haradinaj.

The latter, in addressing both countries' deputies, has said Kurti is divisive.

His forwarding “has penetrated even our countrymen in Macedonia and Presevo, even made an effort in Albania, but you didn't leave it. To be honest and open to you, so Prime Minister Rama and President Spiropali, relations with Albania in these four years have almost touched the end and everyone in this room knows the cause. So, why are there this”, Haradinaj said.

From the reports of the two prime ministers, communication messages have also been heard at today's session.

One honor was Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani.

In its address, Osmani has called for deeper co-operation between Kosovo and Albania.

She has said this session should serve as a call for action.

This joint parliamentary session should serve as a call for action. A reminder that our common goal requires even greater ambition and more relentless efforts We are living in a turbulent time, which shows cooperation and purpose. For Kosovo and Albania this is not an election, but a necessity. A stronger Albania means an even stronger Kosovo. A more successful Kosovo raises Albania even higher. History will not judge us kindly if we fail to use this moment to build the necessary harmony”, Osman said.

However, after completing the meeting between the two municipalities, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has met with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama.

According to the government's announcement, an agreement for organising the 2030 Mediterranean Games has been signed at the meeting.