Edi Rama in Pristina today, Kurti's office takes the agenda, no announcement of meeting between the two prime ministers

All of this within the framework of the liberation of Kosovo 25 years ago.

To honour this holiday in Kosovo today stands former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama will both be in Pristina.

But Kosovo's prime minister will have a meeting of only one.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's name is nowhere mentioned in his busy agenda. It seems that nothing about liberation has relaxed reports with Rama's Kurt.

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Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo's agenda dates 10,6,2024

Republika Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti takes part in the scientific conference on the 25th anniversary of the NATO intervention and Kosovo Liberation: A quarter of a century of statehood, challenges and achievement- multidisciplinary access ) - COUNTRY: ASAK - COHA: 0900
Republika Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti attends the solemn session of the Kosovo Assembly in honour of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. ) V End: Kosovo Assembly HA: 10:00
The prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, is hosting the meeting of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The media can get images in the government yard. ) V ENDI: Government building KOHA: 10:45
The prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, participates in the footnote of the 146th anniversary of the Albanian League of Prizren. ) V ENDI: Monumental complex of the Albanian League of Prizren- COMMH: 1600
A few days ago, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stressed that the main crack with Rama has occurred because of attitudes towards Serbia and the Open Balkans.

“E we have that difference over the open Balkan issue, attitude towards Belgrade and so forth, but in the sense of approaching, Kosovo integration- Albania, I believe, have dramatized differences as cartoons, while the positive things are somewhat silent”.

Although they have not been spared at all in the language that they refer to each other and the bilatheral communication margins have been very positive, Kurti estimates that co-operation between the ministers of the two countries has been better than any previous government.

“In the sense of jobs committed, results achieved I think we are better than all previous governments. Even sometimes when it seemed that we as two prime ministers have no excellent relations that was never worth the ministers”, Kurti said at A2 CNN.