Kosovo and Italy reaffirm partnership in areas of mutual interest

Kosovo and Italy have reaffirmed their excellent relations and pledged to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

The issue was discussed during a meeting today between Kosovo President Justina Shiroka-Pula and Italy’s Ambassador to Kosovo, Maurizio Antonini, at the Presidential Office.

President Shiroka-Pula expressed her gratitude for Italy’s continued support for Kosovo, particularly its efforts to strengthen the country’s international standing.

She also praised Italy’s contribution to Kosovo’s development and state consolidation. Furthermore, she stressed the importance of maintaining their partnership and expanding cooperation in areas of shared interest.

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