The agreement reached in Ohrid between Kurt and Vucic, Rama: Bringing the long-awaited 'spring' between Albanians and Serbs

Prime Minister Edi Rama reacted after the end of the meeting held this weekend in Ohrid, North Macedonia between Prime Minister Albin Kurti and the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, where the topic of discussion was the implementation of the European Union's proposal for the normalization of relations between the two countries. Through a post on social networks, Rama emphasizes that he hopes that "the unsigned agreement will be a spring between the two largest nations of the Balkans (Albanians and Serbs). "Let's hope that the devil is not hidden in the details tonight and that the agreement agreed but not signed should not be another Balkan ploy! Otherwise, this would be a historic achievement that would announce a long-awaited spring in the relations between the two largest nations of the Balkans," wrote Rama. Then Rama congratulated the participants in the meeting, with the wish that the agreement will be signed soon and become a reality again. "And let's sincerely congratulate the four protagonists of today's Ohrid table, wishing that soon the signed agreement will turn into a new irreversible reality between Kosovo and Serbia, Albanians and Serbs, the Western Balkans and the European Union", Prime Minister Edi Rama further underlined. Meanwhile, the country's president, Bajram Begaj, writes on social networks that this agreement is one more guarantee for peace, stability and the future of the region in the European Union. "I welcome the achievement in Ohrid of North Macedonia of the public agreement between Kosovo and Serbia and the commitment to implement the basic agreement and the relevant annex. This agreement is one more guarantee for peace, stability and the future of the region in the European Union. Believe that the guarantors of this agreement will make it binding and enforceable by the parties. I thank the European Union for the mediation and the United States of America for the strong support", writes Begaj.