NATO’s Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg met with Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti today in Brussels to discuss the latest developments in the Western Balkans.
In their meeting, NATO’s chief reiterated NATO’s endorsement in reactivating talks between Belgrade and Pristina and emphasized that dialogue is “the only way to achieve a lasting political solution”.
Welcomed @albinkurti to discuss developments in #Kosovo & the importance of @NATO_KFOR for stability in the #WesternBalkans. #NATO supports efforts to re-energise talks between Pristina & Belgrade. Dialogue is the only way to achieve a lasting political solution. pic.twitter.com/VlqXcqpBjC
— Jens Stoltenberg (@jensstoltenberg) April 29, 2021
PM Kurti said that another topic discussed between the two officials was the importance of NATO’s presence in Kosovo, adding that membership in the military alliance would contribute to the security of the region, as well as of Europe.
.#NATO is the greatest security alliance the world has ever seen. W/ Secretary General @jensstoltenberg I emphasised that its presence in #Kosova is indispensable in keeping peace & providing security and #Kosova membership in #NATO makes the region & Europe much safer. pic.twitter.com/xMBGZx1tdJ
— Albin Kurti (@albinkurti) April 29, 2021
Prime Minister Albin Kurti will also be meeting with the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, the EU Commissioner for Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi, and EU’s diplomacy chief Josep Borrell.
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