TIRANA, June 1 /ATA/ Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Ferit Hoxha, has held talks in Pristina with Bedri Hamza, leader of Kosovo’s Democratic Party.
During the meeting, the two discussed current political developments in Kosovo and the challenges the country faces in the period ahead.
Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Hoxha, said that during the meeting in Pristina the two underscored the importance of swiftly establishing Kosovo’s new institutions.
In a post on the social media platform X, Hoxha noted that the talks also highlighted the need for political cooperation and responsibility in order to safeguard stability, promote development and advance European integration.
Hoxha underlined the importance of swiftly establishing Kosovo’s new institutions and fostering a spirit of political cooperation and responsibility.
In remarks following his meeting with Democratic Party leader Bedri Hamza, Hoxha said these steps were essential to meet citizens’ expectations for stability, development and European integration. He added that he had encouraged chairman Hamza and the Democratic Party of Kosovo to continue playing a constructive role in building political consensus, including in key institutional processes that lie ahead.
Hoxha reiterated his country’s unwavering support for Kosovo, particularly in strengthening its international subjectivity, advancing Euro-Atlantic integration processes and consolidating peace, security and stability in the region.
Following his meeting in Pristina, Hoxha said he had assured Democratic Party leader Bedri Hamza that Albania would continue to back Kosovo in its efforts to reinforce its international standing and pursue integration. He added that Albania remained committed to supporting initiatives aimed at consolidating regional peace and stability.
Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Ferit Hoxha, said that continuing the Kosovo–Serbia dialogue is essential for normalising relations, strengthening regional stability and advancing the European perspective of both countries.
In remarks following his visit to Pristina, Hoxha added that part of the discussion was also dedicated to developments concerning former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army.
Hoxha expressed respect and solidarity for the historic contribution of former Kosovo Liberation Army leaders in the struggle for freedom and independence.
Hoxha said he believed in their innocence, while at the same time reiterating the expectation that justice must act impartially, based on facts, evidence and the highest international standards of due legal process.
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