PRISHTINA, Feb 16 /ATA/ – Kosovo and Albania are committed to strengthening bilateral relations and moving to step up cooperation, the office of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti said on Monday after a meeting between Kurti and Prime Minister Edi Rama in Prishtina.
According to a statement from Kurti’s office, discussions focused on inter-state relations, intergovernmental agreements, joint infrastructure projects and new opportunities for cooperation during the current mandates of both governments.
PM Rama congratulated Kurti on his victory in the Dec. 28 elections and the formation of a new government, the statement said. Kurti thanked him and expressed his government’s readiness to further strengthen and expand relations between Kosovo and Albania for the benefit of their citizens.
“Inter-state cooperation and agreements over the past five years have included the unification of school textbooks, nationwide cultural projects, infrastructure initiatives such as the Prishtina-Durrës railway, the facilitation of movement in border areas, mutual recognition of diplomas, as well as cooperation in energy, security, sports, transport, tourism and economic development,” the statement said.
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