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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic says Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina should not be in “the last train on the train to the European Union”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Plenkovi dekla made these statements at a panel held within the Congress of European People’s Parties (EPP) in Rotterdam, writes the Croatian news agency Hina.<\/p>\n
It discussed Ukraine’s possible EU membership. Plenkovic voiced his state’s support for enlargement.<\/p>\n
Plenkovic said the EPP should work to address the “fundamental” issues that Bosnia needs to address on its path to the European Union, such as the adoption of a “fair election law” to make the three peoples an integral part. to feel “good and comfortable” in a country ..<\/p>\n
“We must continue to insist on these issues because it is essential,” Plenkovic said, referring to the request to amend the Electoral Law.<\/p>\n
Speaking of the war in Ukraine, Plenkovi thekso stressed that the West had offered it “extraordinary assistance”. He also mentioned Croatia’s war with Serbia in the 1990s.<\/p>\n
“I say this as someone from a country that was also a victim of aggression. “Not only did we not see such a mobilization of the international community in the 1990s, but we had to defend ourselves under the UN arms embargo,” said the Croatian prime minister.<\/p>\n
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