Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti held a joint working lunch on Thursday with the Ambassador of Finland, Matti Nissinen, the Ambassador of Sweden, Jonas Westerlund, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Karin Boven, the Ambassador of Belgium, Grégoire Cuvelier, and the Chief of Mission at the Embassy of Luxembourg, Eric Dietz.
The meeting reportedly discussed recent developments in the country.
"They discussed together the latest developments in the country, including the process of constituting the Assembly and the formation of the institutions of the ninth legislature, and other topics of interest within the framework of regular communications and exchanges between the Government and partner countries," the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement.
The announcement states that Kurti expressed his gratitude for the good relations and the continued support of these states towards Kosovo, as stated, especially in the integration processes into the European Union and NATO.
The meeting is said to have taken place at the invitation of the Finnish ambassador to Kosovo.
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