The Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, Glauk Konjufca, recently attended the ministerial meeting of the Southeast European Cooperation Process in Sofia, Bulgaria, marking the 30th anniversary of the regional format. During the gathering, Konjufca addressed the current state of the region, acknowledging the substantial progress achieved over the last three decades. However, he stressed that the current geopolitical environment necessitates renewed focus on strategic clarity, political accountability, and sustained commitment to the region’s peace, stability, and integration with Euro-Atlantic structures.
A core theme of his remarks centered on the necessity of maintaining European integration as a process that is credible, just, and merit-based. Konjufca highlighted specific areas of development crucial for the advancement of the region. He pointed to Kosovo’s ongoing progress in key democratic institutions, including the strengthening of the rule of law, anti-corruption initiatives, freedom of the media, and overall economic development.
The meeting served as a platform for deepening regional cooperation among participating nations. Discussions underscored the mutual commitment required to navigate complex international dynamics. The participation of Bulgaria in the proceedings underscored the importance of multilateral dialogue within the Southeast European framework.
Ultimately, the discussions reinforced the collective goal of enhancing stability through continued political engagement and structured cooperation across the entire geographical area.
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