While leading the meeting of the Security Council at the UN, Prime Minister Rama did not fail to mention the case of Kosovo.

He said that despite the fact that Kosovo is under sanctions by the International Criminal Court, there can be no territorial abduction or illegal annexations.

He said that history has shown that the only way to move forward is to overcome the problems of the past and try to create a common future through cooperation and not through division.

“History has shown that those who have seen war as a shortcut to achieve their goals have ended up regretting it themselves. Russia and others have tried to misuse the reality in the Western Balkans, especially in the Republic of Kosovo, to justify their neo-imperial dreams or their nightmares.

No matter how hard you try, Kosovo, whose independence is sanctioned by the International Criminal Court, Chapter 14 of this United Nations Charter, the International Criminal Court cannot serve as a pretext for territory grabbing or illegal annexation. If the peace that lasts in our region today is tangible, it has to do first with the lessons learned to overcome the past and to move towards a common future through cooperation and not through division”, said Prime Minister Rama.