Kosovo’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Glauk Konjufca, engaged in a telephone discussion with his Croatian counterpart, Gordan Grlić Radman, concerning the prolonged queues experienced by Kosovo citizens and diaspora members at Croatian border crossings. During the conversation, Konjufca conveyed his concern regarding the difficulties these queues present, especially as traveler traffic increases during the summer period. According to statements from the meeting, the Croatian minister confirmed that he would address the matter with the relevant authorities.
The objective of these discussions is to review potential measures aimed at facilitating movement and reducing the waiting times at the border. Konjufca noted that while the high volume of travelers contributes to the delays, the situation is also influenced by heightened security protocols and controls implemented at the crossings. The dialogue between the respective foreign ministries underscores ongoing diplomatic efforts to manage cross-border movement.
The focus remains on finding practical solutions to ensure smoother passage for all citizens traveling between Kosovo and Croatia. Both sides acknowledged the need to balance increased security measures with the practical necessity of maintaining efficient border flow for the populace.
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