Infrastructure development between Kosovo and North Macedonia was a primary focus during a meeting held in Pristina between the acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, and Zijadin Sela, a Member of Parliament in the North Macedonian Parliament and leader of the Albanian Party. According to a statement issued by the Prime Ministry, the discussions covered several key bilateral and domestic issues. A central theme of the meeting was enhancing regional connectivity, specifically addressing the status and development of major transport corridors, including the Prizren-Tetovë and Bllacë-Skopje roads.
Beyond infrastructure, the leaders also addressed broader political developments affecting both nations. Regarding Kosovo, the conversation, as reported by the Prime Minister’s office, concentrated on the procedural steps for the constitution of the eleventh legislature. Further discussions included the formation of a new governmental structure and the electoral process for the presidency.
The meeting underscores the ongoing diplomatic engagement aimed at solidifying economic and political ties across the border. The emphasis on linking major cities, such as Prizren and Skopje, highlights the mutual interest in improving cross-border trade and stability. The participation of Zijadin Sela in these talks signals continued high-level dialogue between the two political entities regarding shared regional priorities.
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