Kurti irritates reports with allies even more: I must protect, represent Kosovo better than they

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has been invited to a podcast “The Rest is Polytics” with Rory Stewart and Alastair Campbell. Stewart a former diplomat in the region who says he met Kurt 20 years ago, while Campbell, former adviser and strategist of Tony Blair's communications, during the time that he was prime minister. Campbell and his former chief have later come to the Balkan region as consultants of Edi Rama and Aleksandar Vucciqi, while doing so for other governments in the world.

During his conversation with them, Kurti has also been asking reports with Kosovo allies, and especially on the dinar issue and the criticism he has received.

I don't mind the criticism. I'm an intellectually critical theory child from Jean Jacques Russo to Frankfurt School. So criticism is healthy, I believe there is no progress without criticism. We may disagree, but the EU, the US and the United Kingdom are our allies, our friends and partners, but that doesn't mean that our co-operation is a one-way street so we have to listen to each other”, the prime minister has said.

And in that sense I think we should protect Kosovo, I should represent it better than our allies. I wouldn't be prime minister, if it wasn't for Kosovo Republic...” said the prime minister.

Kurti at this meeting has talked about Putin, prison and Serbia.

We remember that American emissary Gabriel Escobar last week has issued several statements full of criticism towards Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
Escobar had indicated that Kurti had a problem in communication until he had criticized her for her decision about the diarari.

“Partnerity between the United States and Kosovo, between the American and Kosovo people, does not penetrate through a man in Kosovo, or a party. However, I must say that we currently have problems in communication with [Kosovo's] prime minister, Albin Kurtin. And not just the US, it's a problem that Kosovo has with the EU, NATO, the United Kingdom and more partners, including Albania and Northern Macedonia”.

He has said communication with Kosovo has been very good in the past and hopes the same situation will be in the future.