The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has started his official visit to London with a meeting with the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of the United Kingdom, Yvette Cooper.
During the meeting, Kurti thanked Britain for its continuous support to Kosovo, describing it as a key strategic partner. He emphasized the importance of further strengthening cooperation in various fields, including security and economic development.
The focus of the discussion was the economic growth of Kosovo, where the prime minister mentioned the increase in the budget and the orientation of investments towards sectors with potential, such as technology and agriculture.
Regarding security, Kurti underlined cooperation with Britain in the field of defense, including joint exercises and support for Ukraine. He also reiterated that membership in NATO and the European Union remains a strategic priority for the country.
The prime minister raised concerns about regional security, highlighting threats from Serbia, with support from Russia. He also spoke about the dialogue with Serbia, repeating the conditions for its continuation, including the surrender of Milan Radoicic and the implementation of existing agreements.
In conclusion, Kurti emphasized Kosovo’s commitment to the normalization of relations with Serbia through a final agreement with mutual recognition, describing Kosovo as a reliable partner for regional stability.
