The acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, held a meeting on Monday with the French Minister Delegate for Europe, Benjamin Haddad. The discussions took place following the formal signing of four agreements and a declaration of intent between Kosovo and France. During the meeting, Mr.
Kurti welcomed the Minister and acknowledged France’s ongoing support for Kosovo and its citizens. He framed the visit as a continuation of the bilateral commitment established during a previous meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace on March 17. Both sides emphasized a shared commitment to strengthening the relationship between the two nations.
According to a government statement, the signing of the agreements and the declaration, which cover key sectors including sport, justice, and education, was highlighted as representing a significant advancement in bilateral cooperation. The agreements signal a structured effort to deepen ties across multiple governmental and societal levels. The engagement between the Kosovo leadership and the French minister underscores the strategic importance of the partnership.
These accords aim to translate political dialogue into tangible, actionable cooperation in areas vital for development and mutual benefit. The successful signing ceremony solidifies a renewed focus on implementing these collaborative frameworks between Kosovo and France.
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