Prime Minister Edi Rama declared during today\u2019s Open Balkan summit in Belgrade, that the agreement reached by Kosovo and Serbia, is yet another solution offered by the Open Balkan initiative.<\/p>\n
The head of the Albanian government thanked Serbia\u2019s President Alexandar Vucic because, according to Rama, he gave the world an important message, that of peace.<\/p>\n
“I want to thank Vucic and everyone else for this fair, which lacked none of the features of any world-famous fairs. We had our own producers attend, as well as producers from many countries. Even the solution to move around with a simple requirement such as ID cards was a solution of the Open Balkan initiative. \u00a0Yesterday, I told a journalist that there would have been no need to waste so much time and energy if Kosovo and other countries had also joined Open Balkan. I want to express my respect for the president of Serbia. He wants to materialize this solution and has given a very clear signal to everyone, the first choice is peace,\u201d said Rama.<\/p>\n
Last week, Kosovo and Serbia agreed to waive the issue of mandatory entry-exit documents for citizens of both countries. Now, citizens can travel freely using their own government papers. So far, no incidents have been reported at customs checkpoints between the 2 countries.<\/p>\n
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