PRISTINA, April 29 /ATA/ – Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with the Foreign Minister of Greece, Niko Dendias, on the sidelines of the eighth Delphi Forum in Athens.
According to the Prime Minister’s office, the meeting focused on bilateral ties between Kosovo and Greece, ways to further advance economic relations, increased exchanges and investments.
According to the press release, PM Kurti expressed gratitude to Foreign Minister Dendias and the state of Greece for the continued support for Kosovo and the country’s integration processes.
“The meeting also focused on the latest developments in the country, the election results and the importance of the last Sunday’s local polls in the four northern Kosovo municipalities, the need for complete and unconditional implementation of the framework agreement with Serbia and the implementation annex and the expectations from the high-level meeting on May 2 in Brussels,” the press release said.
Today’s meeting is the tenth between PM Kurti and the Greek Foreign Minister Dendias in the last two years. Greek Foreign Minister visited Kosovo last month, his sixth official visit to the country.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić most recently cancelled her visit to Greece, after Athens abstained the vote on Kosovo’s membership in the Council of Europe.
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