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The recent resolution of the disputes between Prime Ministers Albin Kurti and Edi Rama has become evident in various contexts. This positive development was particularly notable during their joint participation in the Bled Strategic Forum. At this event, both Kurti and Rama were observed side by side, sharing a working dinner that was graciously hosted by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia, Robert Golob.
The rapport between the leaders was reaffirmed by Albania’s ambassador to Kosovo, Qemal Minxhozi, in an interview with Euronews Albania. Minxhozi emphasized that any prior differences between the two leaders have now been amicably resolved and are behind them.
Regarding upcoming events, Minxhozi disclosed that Prime Minister Kurti is expected to be present at the forthcoming summit in Tirana as part of the Berlin Process. This collaboration reflects not only the harmonious current state of relations between Kurti and Rama but also signals their collaborative approach moving forward.
Minxhozi elaborated, “It's important to emphasize that any momentary concerns have been adeptly overcome between the two leaders. The joint participation in the Summit serves as a testament that these issues are now in the past. The roster of participants for the upcoming Summit in Tirana on October 16 has long been established, and it is confirmed that Kurti will continue to contribute his insights and ideas.”
Highlighting the effort invested in facilitating these engagements, Minxhozi shared, “We've worked diligently to arrange and actualize this meeting. While it’s true that this meeting encountered some delays previously, this doesn't imply a cessation of ongoing interactions or message exchanges. Throughout this period, members of the Albanian cabinet have visited Kosovo, and ministers from Kosovo have reciprocated by visiting Albania—take, for example, the noteworthy meeting of interior ministers in Morina.”