Albanian and Kosovan prime ministers, respectively, Edi Rama and Albin Kurti, met this Sunday, in the frame of Kurti’s visit to Tirana. After the meeting, Rama informed that part of the talks was Ohrid Agreement the further progress of the process of its implementation.

In a post on Facebook, as he considers him a special friend, Rama estimates that Kurti has taken important steps towards the normalization of relations with Serbia.

“With my special friend, the Prime Minister of Kosova, Albin Kurti, during today’s lunch where we discussed in details the Ohrid Agreement and the further progress of the process of its implementation. I expressed to Albin all my kind feeling for the courage and realism with which has taken important steps towards the normalization of relations with Serbia,” writes Rama.

Among other things, he encourages Kurti to take the further steps, while expressing his support.

“I encouraged the prime minister to take further steps, either for the guarantee of Serbian municipalities in the framework of the association that guarantees the self-management of the Serbian community, or for the operation with the necessary guarantees of the Serbian Church in its places of worship in Kosova, ensuring that in this difficult process he has my full support,” writes Rama while announcing that the next meeting of the two governments will be held in June.

Earlier, the Prime Minister of Kosova held meetings with the President, Bajram Begaj and the Speaker of the Assembly, Lindita Nikolla, where the latter expressed their support for talks with Serbia.

This visit of the Prime Minister of Kosovo comes a few days after the agreement reached in Ohrid for the normalization of relations with Serbia.

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