PRISHTINA, May 21 /ATA/ – European Union’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas will pay a two-day official visit to Kosovo as part of a Western Balkan tour that kicked off on Wednesday, the EU’s diplomatic service announced.
Kallas will also visit Serbia and North Macedonia on her second tour to the region.
During her visit to Kosovo, the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy will hold meetings with political leaders, civil society, and international missions, as part of Brussels’ ongoing commitment to peace and integration in the Western Balkans.
The EU’s diplomacy chief Kallas is scheduled to appear at a press conference on May 22 at the Europe House in Prishtina.
Kallas’ visit comes at a time when Kosovo authorities are repeating calls on EU to lift punitive measures against the country, demanding that the move takes place before the normalization dialogue with Serbia can resume.
On its part, the EU has called for a de-escalation of the situation in Kosovo, as authorities continue to close down parallel Serbian institutions in the country’s north, prompting Brussels’ reaction.
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