TIRANA, Aug 16 /ATA/ – Kosovo and Albania will continue the tradition this year of joint meeting of the two countries’ governments and a series of new agreements will be signed, while the two will discuss ways to speed up implementation of the previous accords.
Kosovo’s Deputy Prime Minister Albulena Balaj-Halimaj said in an interview with local media that the joint session of the two governments is expected to take place in the second half of September,
She confirmed that three major agreements will be signed during the next month’s meeting.
“We have already launched meetings to prepare for the next joint meeting of the two governments that is expected to take place in second half of September. Last week we had a meeting with the organizational council and preparation work is underway to coordinate efforts between the two governments on the next agreement,” Deputy PM of Kosovo said.
“There are three major agreements we plan to sign. The first is the agreement on Kosovo’s customs office at Durres port, the accord on the Kosovo-Albania railway and the agreement to jointly build a hydropower plant for Kosovo in the territory of the Republic of Albania,” she said.
Balaj-Halimaj also commented on the previous agreements the two governments have signed years and their implementation. She noted that the two governments have agreed to press ahead and speed up implementation of the earlier agreements.
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