At the meeting, Kurti has talked about goals of expanding co-operation with the Netherlands, including the area of renewable energy and agriculture.

He has said he is working on closing the deal for international transportation of passengers and goods.

We are working as soon as we wrap up negotiations, sign and then ratify, the agreement on international transportation of passengers and goods, Kurti said.

At Kurti’s first meeting with the new ambassador, political consultations between Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Kosovo have also been discussed, with the aim of boosting strategic co-ordination.

According to the prime minister’s office announcement, government priorities in the new mandate, railways and dams have also been discussed at the meeting, with reforms in public administration, education and justice.

Kurti has said that Kosovo appreciates the continued support of the Netherlands and values its role essential in relation to the candidate country’s status for membership in the European Union and other Euro-Atlantic integration processes.

He has also expressed gratitude for the Netherlands’ contribution to training KSF members, stressing that Kosovo is willing to advance interoperability in the field of defence. 

Source Layer: RTKLive