The Government of Kosovo, through its spokesperson Përparim Kryeziu, has provided details regarding the meeting between Prime Minister Edi Rama and his Kosovar counterpart, Albin Kurti, held at "Villa 30" in Tirana.
Kurti came to Tirana today after leaving a media conference in the middle, saying that he had an "urgent meeting", but without clarifying what it was about.
Speaking to teve1.info, Kryeziu said that with special emphasis in this meeting that lasted two hours, he discussed the energy challenges and the exchanges that KEK and KESh are making.
"Today, Prime Minister Kurti held a working meeting with the Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama. In this meeting, the two prime ministers talked about the issues of public, governmental and socio-economic policies in Kosovo and Albania, with special emphasis on the energy challenges and the exchange that KEK and KESh are doing", he said.
In the meantime, sources for the media indicate that Albania-Kosovo cooperation in the field of infrastructure was discussed at the meeting. Specifically for the Port of Durrës, as well as for the Tirana-Prishtina railway. Kurti was accompanied by the Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati.
The resolution adopted in the Assembly against Dick Marty's report was also the focus of the conversation.