The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, held a meeting in Paris with several French dignitaries who have contributed to Kosovo over the years. The meeting was held on the eve of the official launch of the Peace Forum in Paris, where the focus was on economic development, investments in security and defense, as well as the Euro-Atlantic perspective of Kosovo.
The meeting was attended by former French Minister of Defense, Alain Richard, army officer Gilles Pernet, anthropologist and researcher Véronique Nahoum-Grappe, director of the Cultural Center of Kosovo in Paris, Frédérique Duversin, as well as journalist and former adviser to the Hague Tribunal, Florence Hartmann.
Kurti announced that the discussions focused on the developments in Kosovo, the security situation and issues of international justice.
“We talked about democratic progress and sustainable and continuous economic development, about investments in security and defense, about the unjust judgment of September 16 and the commitment to correct it in the appeal,” Kurti said.
The Prime Minister of Kosovo also spoke about the government’s plans in the new mandate and the importance of French support on Kosovo’s path towards Euro-Atlantic integration.
The personalities present have had various commitments in support of Kosovo over the years, including the issue of NATO intervention in 1999, documenting the war, international justice and the promotion of Kosovar culture in France.
