Rama meets Mitsotakis in Prague: We still do not have a consensus on the sea issue

2022-10-06 21:03:14Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Rama meets Mitsotakis in Prague: We still do not have a consensus on the sea
Rama and Mitsotakis during the meeting in Prague

Prime Minister Edi Rama has admitted from Prague, where he is participating in the meeting of the European Political Community, that Albania and Greece have not yet managed to find an agreement on the issue of the sea in order to turn to the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

On this issue, Rama and Mitsotakis held a meeting in the Czech capital.

"This is a legal process, there are a number of rules, there are a number of procedures and we will respect the procedures from the beginning to the end because we have to make our position very clear, we have to make it very clear what we intend in this process and that unified attitude required of this court as to what one side intends and what the other side intends, requires its own time. So we don't have a consensus between the parties", said Rama.

At the first meeting of the European Political Community, Rama announced that the countries of the Western Balkans will be part of the discussion with the European Union to face the energy crisis.

"In the round table where I was together with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, the main focus was precisely the energy crisis and how our countries, starting with the negotiations for membership, will be able to be helped directly. While I have insisted that there should be no difference here and all countries should be included, all 6 countries", he emphasized.

The purpose of the meeting in Prague was the idea of ​​French President Emmanuel Macron for a European political community, which Rama believes will find the support of other countries.

Over 44 European leaders gathered in Prague Castle to discuss the war in Ukraine.


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