Prime Minister Edi Rama appeared today at a media conference where he canceled the meeting that was expected to be held the next day in Gjakovë between the two Albanian-Kosovo governments.

Euronews Albania inquired with the Kosovo government if there is an answer to the proposal made by Rama at the conference. The spokesperson of the Kosovo government, Përparim Kreziu, gave this answer:

“The joint meetings are a great organizational undertaking, preceded by a great deal of work by the ministries to prepare that day.

Tomorrow, 13 new agreements would have to be signed. They were intended to bring our economies, our systems of justice, education, culture, etc. closer together. It is the citizens who will lose the most. Unfortunately, Prime Minister Rama’s cancellation of the meeting canceled the opportunity to sign them.

Bilateral meetings could be held every other day. We are quite close to each other as countries. It wouldn’t be the first time we would meet in the same day. But it is the first time that a joint meeting is canceled unilaterally”, he said.