On Monday, Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Mehmet Kemal Bozay.
The Prime Minister's Office has announced that in this meeting the "commitment to the further advancement of relations between the two states" was confirmed.
"Prime Minister Kurti expressed his gratitude for Turkey's continuous support, at every stage of state-formation, state-building and strengthening of international subjectivity, stressing that cooperation with the new cabinet of the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is welcomed". it is stated in the announcement of the OPM.
It is further revealed that the main topics of Monday's discussion were the strengthening of relations in the field of economy, trade and health and the plans and efforts of the two parties to create a joint economic forum.
In addition to them, it is known that Kurti informed the Turkish delegation about the dialogue process with Serbia mediated by Brussels, and about the latest developments in the country, including the situation in the four municipalities in the north.
During his stay in Pristina, Bozay also met with the leader of the opposition, Memli Krasniq.
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Through a post on Facebook, Krasniqi announced that Bozayn informed him about the latest political developments in Kosovo, the positions of the PDK in relation to them and the best way forward for the country "towards Euro-Atlantic integration and maintaining relations with allies through responsible political actions".
"I thanked Deputy Minister Bozay for the visit, interest and continued willingness of our friendly country, Turkey, to help Kosovo in all stages of state formation. The deepening of the cooperation between our two countries in various fields is a function of the friendship between our countries and the strengthening of our state", says the announcement issued by Krasniqi.
