Kosova Prime Minister Albin Kurti seeks French support for European Union membership bid

Kosova Prime Minister Albin Kurti has asked France to support Kosova’s progress towards European Union membership, including candidate status and the opening of accession negotiations.

Kurti made the request during a meeting at the French National Assembly with representatives of its Foreign Affairs and European Affairs committees. He discussed democratic and economic developments in Kosova and the importance of cooperation with France on European integration.

Kurti noted that Kosova’s application for European Union membership, submitted in December 2022, had yet to receive a response on the next step. He said Kosova was ready to continue the process, including by receiving the European Union questionnaire.

He also called on France to help secure a decision by the European Council on advancing Kosova’s membership bid.

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