Kurti meets with representatives of UN agencies, informs them about "Kosovo's progress"

The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, together with the Minister of Local Government Administration, Elbert Krasniqi, on Wednesday morning talked with representatives of the United Nations agencies in Kosovo headed by coordinator Arnhild Spence, where they informed them about "the progress that has been achieved the country in three years of government".

The topics of discussion, according to the announcement, were the Government's priorities and projects and cooperation with these agencies in their advancement.

"For a year now, the Government of the Republic of Kosovo has found a legal solution for cooperation with the agencies of the United Nations, which protects the sovereignty and constitutionality of the Republic. This cooperation is fruitful and brings extraordinary cooperation in the field of rule of law, social welfare, employment, protection of cultural heritage and digitization of services. In particular, it was discussed about cooperation in economic development through support to tourism businesses, especially in the northern part of our country. Also, it was discussed about the development of urban transport for the best connection between neighborhoods and cities", it is stated in the announcement of the Prime Minister's Office.

The Prime Minister, as the announcement says, informed those present about the more than three-year work of the Government and the progress achieved, which "has also been proven by the ranking of Kosovo in international indices and measurements, being guided by the principles of democracy, social welfare, governance of the law and equal opportunities for all citizens without distinction":

"He mentioned, among other things, the creation of 15 new jobs through the "Superpuna" platform, the increase in employment for women, where government measures supported the employment of over 12 women. He added that even in the north of the country, work is being done to increase jobs and equal opportunities for everyone, including the benefits from energy efficiency programs. The Prime Minister thanked the representatives of the United Nations agencies for their close cooperation, joint work and fruitful conversation", the announcement continues.