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Albin Kurti kritikon BE-në pas publikimit të raportit: Kosova ende pa status kandidat, pavarësisht progresit të arritur
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Kryeministri kërkon statusin e vendit kandidat dhe hapjen e negociatave me BE-në, ndërsa pranon se bllokada institucionale ka ngadalësuar reformat.
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Kryeministri kërkon statusin e vendit kandidat dhe hapjen e negociatave me BE-në, ndërsa pranon se bllokada institucionale ka ngadalësuar reformat. Raporti i KE-së evidenton përparim në disa fusha, por ngre shqetësime për rezultatet në luftën kundër korrupsionit të nivelit të lartë. Kryeministri i Kosovës, Albin Kurti, i ka kërkuar Bashkimit Evropian që Kosovës t’i jepet statusi i vendit kandidat dhe të nisë sa më shpejt procesi i negociatave, duke argumentuar se pozita aktuale e vendit në procesin e integrimit nuk pasqyron progresin e arritur. Në konferencën për media pas prezantimit të Raportit të Komisionit Evropian për Kosovën për vitin 2026, Kurti theksoi se integrimi evropian mbetet prioritet strategjik i vendit, me mbështetje të gjerë qytetare dhe konsensus ndërpartiak. Ai nënvizoi se Kosova vazhdon të jetë i vetmi vend në Ballkanin Perëndimor pa statusin e vendit kandidat, ndonëse aplikimin për anëtarësim e ka dorëzuar afro katër vjet më parë. “Pozita e Kosovës në procesin e…
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Albin Kurti kritikon BE-në pas publikimit të raportit: Kosova ende pa status kandidat, pavarësisht progresit të arritur
By Marjana Doda
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Kryeministri kërkon statusin e vendit kandidat dhe hapjen e negociatave me BE-në, ndërsa pranon se bllokada institucionale ka ngadalësuar reformat.
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