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Kosovo’s relations with Greece are softening day by day, said the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti after a meeting that took place on Wednesday evening with the Greek Foreign Minister, Nikos Dendias.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“Relations between Kosovo and Greece are getting closer every day. It is a testament to our good bilateral relations, but also a recognition of our shared values \u200b\u200bof freedom and democracy. “It is a pleasure to receive the Greek Foreign Minister, Dendias, at dinner last night.” <\/em>wrote Kurti on Twitter.<\/p>\n Kosovo has long sought recognition from Greece, which is still lacking, despite the fact that reciprocal visits between officials of the two countries have recently become more frequent.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Dendias in Kosovo was also received by President Vjosa Osmani. Kurti, for his part, met with the Greek chief diplomat after returning from a visit to the UK.<\/p>\n One of the topics on which their conversation was focused was energy, which continues to be a problem in Kosovo, and undoubtedly the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue was mentioned, as well as the European perspective of the country.<\/p>\n Greece is one of the five countries of the European Union that has not yet recognized the citizenship of Kosovo, but maintains a constructive approach in the political and economic field.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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