Prime Minister Edi Rama confirmed on Wednesday that he’ll be attending the EU Council meeting.
In a post shared on Twitter, the head of the Albanian government said the Western Balkan leaders’ will hear out the French proposal about the creation of a New European Political Community.
We’ll attend the EU Council meeting. There won’t be much to hear about us but we’ll ask to be heard on the idea of a New European Political Community which we support,on the Open Balkan which takes forward the spirit of Europe & on our kidnapping from Bulgaria which destroys it.
— Edi Rama (@ediramaal) June 22, 2022
After a boycott warning, President Aleksandar Vucic also confirmed attendance, reported Euronews Serbia.
According to a statement released by the President’s Office, the decision was made after consultations with Rama and North Macedonia’s Kovacevski.
“After detailed and comprehensive consultations with associates and members of governments, the leaders of the three countries decided to go to the summit together, and agreed on principles that will be the main backbone of talks with numerous EU officials”, the Serbian presidency said in a statement.
Kovacevski took it to Facebook to confirm that he’ll be attending the meeting ‘to reaffirm the position that North Macedonia, Albania, and Serbia have a European future’.
Bulgaria signaled good news this Wednesday about the possibility of lifting the veto against North Macedonia.
Former Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov announced he will vote in favor of opening accession negotiations with Skopje.
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