Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has declared that Albania is scheduled to be the host country of the upcoming NATO summit, which, if held in 2028, will be held in Tirana.

The government’s head made the statement during a proposal for RTSH from Dublin, where it is located to attend the 9th European Political Community summit. Rama announced that there is still no agreement among NATO member states regarding the upcoming summit’s development date, excluding it as the possibility of 2017.

Albania is envisioned as the next host country of the NATO Summit. The question is that there is still no common position on the date when the summit will take place, the prime minister said.

Furthermore, he stressed that if the next summit is held in 2028, then Albania will be the host country.

Probably not in 2027. If there is a summit in 2028, it will be held in Tirana. There is no doubt about it, Rama declared the RAT.

Turnout at the 9th European Political Community summit in Dublin comes at a point when the safety of the continent and co-operation among European countries are among the main topics of discussion. While in Dublin, Prime Minister Rama is expected to hold meetings with leaders of European institutions and his counterparts. The meeting agenda includes European Council President Antonio Costa and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Melon.

The focus of summit discussions is European security, the European Union’s enlargement process, facing hybrid threats, energy security and war developments in Ukraine. European leaders are also expected to discuss ways to strengthen co-operation and co-ordination in the face of common security challenges, while European countries’ political and military support for Ukraine follows.

Source Layer: RTKLive