This summit takes place under the logo “One region, common vision” and follows the previous summits of the leaders in Tirana and Skopje.

Prime Minister Rama said that, “We are ready for a new session of this encouraging process that will open new paths for our countries to integrate into the EU and its single market, creating new chances for the people”.

“Within the current year, we expect that the financial transfers of our citizens from the EU to our countries will be much easier since we will not have the burden of the expenses they had, something which is very positive”, said Rama.

The summit is conceived in two panels, namely: “Commitment and future plans”, as well as “Contribution to the strengthening of regional cooperation” with the participation of leaders of the region as well as the EU Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighborhood Oliver Varhelyi and US Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia James O’Brien.

Attending the summit are also the leaders and representatives of partner organizations such as the Regional Cooperation Council, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the European Investment Bank, the World Bank, senior representatives of the European Commission, etc.

At the start of the summit, Prime Minister of Montenegro Milojko Spajić received PM Rama and other leaders of the region./k.s/r.e/p.s./