Government officials met with representatives of the European Commission (EC) on Tuesday in Pristina, the first plenary meeting of the Stabilisation and Association Process (SAP) Dialogue. Discussions focused on Kosovo’s EU ambitions and achievements since the last EC progress report in October. Prime Minister Hashim Thaci reaffirmed his government’s commitment to fighting organised crime and corruption. He also said he expects that the number of countries recognising Kosovo’s independence will rise after the International Court of Justice delivers its opinion on the legality of Pristina’s declaration of independence. EC representatives urged Kosovo to step up efforts against corruption, implement judicial and public administration reforms and improve public procurement procedures.
Check Also
Five Things Kosovo Must Know Before Doing a Deal with Serbia
Following the election of the new government in Kosovo, the US special presidential envoy for …