Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has met this morning in St. Stefan, Austria, with federal Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker, with whom he has discussed the priorities of the Government of Kosovo in the new mandate and advancing bilateral relations.

Kurti, through an announcement, has indicated that at the meeting it has been discussed concrete possibilities for economic co-operation in the field of energy, railways and digital technology, where, according to him, Austrian companies and Kosovo exiles are increasingly investing.

He has recalled that at the first four months meeting, they had discussed Kosovo’s integration into the only euro payment zone ( SEPA) and for involvement in the European Union’s roaming area.

According to Kurti, Kosovo has already met the last condition for SEPA, through the adoption of the total of necessary laws, while for the romingun expects negotiations to start soon.

The prime minister has stressed that he supports Chancellor Stocker’s stance that the European Union is not complete, secure and stable without the Western Balkans and that all candidate countries should be treated equally, under equal conditions.

Kurti has said that Kosovo is willing to advance on the path towards European integration, aimed at obtaining candidate status and opening membership negotiations.

Kurti has also made a comment on football, referring to the results of the matches between Kosovo and Austria: After 3:1 in Vienna and 1:1 in Pristina, we are also approaching football.

Source Layer: Dukeagini