The press release from the Prime Minister's Office states that the meeting emphasized the very good relations between Kosovo and Croatia, which are said to be built on stable partnership, sincere friendship and all-round cooperation.
"The conversation also focused on current developments on the European continent and beyond, as well as on the importance of cooperation between states that share common democratic values. In this regard, the need for strengthening alliances and political coordination in the interest of long-term peace, security and stability was emphasized," the announcement says.
Kurti is said to have expressed his gratitude for Croatia's continued support for Kosovo, as it is said, especially in the processes of Euro-Atlantic integration and the strengthening of the country's international subjectivity.
Kurti also met with the Prime Minister of Finland, Petteri Orpo.
"During the meeting, Finland's experience in the concept of comprehensive defense was highlighted, as an advanced model of state and society organization in the face of security challenges, a model that has also been approved by the Government of the Republic of Kosovo. In conclusion, the two prime ministers reaffirmed their readiness to further deepen bilateral relations and expand cooperation in areas of common interest," the Prime Minister's Office announced.
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