April 29, 2021
During his stay in Brussels, the Prime Minister of the country, Albin Kurti, met with the Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg.
The meeting was announced yesterday through the official website of NATO.
But, what stood out is the head of the executive, they were not referred to as the Prime Minister of Kosovo, but only as Mr. Kurti from Kosovo, writes Reporteri.net.
"On Thursday, April 29, 2021, the Secretary General of NATO, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, will meet with Mr. Albin Kurti from Kosovo at NATO Headquarters", it was said in the announcement issued.
After today's meeting with the NATO chief, Kurti made a post on Twitter, where he wrote that NATO is the largest security alliance the world has ever seen and that its presence in Kosovo is essential for maintaining peace. and security in the country.
Kurti also stressed that Kosovo's membership in NATO would make the region and Europe much safer.
After Kurti, a post on Twitter was also released by Stoltenberg. Stoltenberg wrote on Twitter that he talked to Kurti about developments in Kosovo and the importance of KFOR for stability in the Western Balkans.
He said that the North Atlantic Alliance supports the dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade, which according to him is the only way to reach a lasting political solution.
But, what stands out in this post is that even there, Kurti was not referred to as the Prime Minister of Kosovo.
But, this did not happen even during the meeting with the heads of different states, to whom he referred with the positions they hold.
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