TIRANA, February 13 – A trilateral meeting between Albania, Croatia and Kosova took place in Munich, reaffirming continued strategic dialogue and coordination in the field of security.

Albanian Defense Minister Pirro Vengu met with Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anusic and Kosova’s Defense Minister Ejup Maqedonci on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference. The talks were held amid evolving security dynamics in Europe and the region.

Discussions focused on strengthening joint defense cooperation. The ministers addressed interoperability of the armed forces, development of the defense industry, and the building of sustainable defense capacities.

The meeting reaffirmed the political will of the three countries to act as stability contributors in the region. Participants underlined their commitment to collective security and to contributing to the Euro-Atlantic security architecture through practical partnerships and measurable results.

In a social media statement after the meeting, Minister Vengu described the Munich Security Conference as an opportunity to advance trilateral discussions. He noted that the parties reviewed next steps in joint projects aimed at enhancing collective security, interoperability, defense cooperation, and capacity development.

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