Kosovo's acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan. Armenia has not recognized Kosovo's independence.
Kurti's meeting with Pashinyan was on the sidelines of the International Conference "Yerevan Dialogue". Kurti has invited Pashinyan to visit Pristina.
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Letter to the Reader — Why We're Asking for Your Support Contribute"On the sidelines of the 8th EPC Summit in Yerevan, I had a productive bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan. We discussed a number of topics of common interest related to current global issues, as well as ways to strengthen cooperation at the European level. Thanking the Government of Armenia for its warm hospitality, we agreed to further develop relations, and increase bilateral coordination and cooperation in areas of common interest. I look forward to meeting again and welcoming you to Pristina," Kurti wrote on the "X" platform.
The Prime Minister's Office also announced the meeting.
"At the meeting, Prime Minister Kurti expressed gratitude for the contribution of the Armenian armed forces within KFOR, the Armenian Government for the ever-growing cooperation between Armenia and Kosovo, as well as the invitation to participate in the International Conference "Yerevan Dialogue". The conversation focused on concrete opportunities for deepening relations between Kosovo and Armenia, with particular emphasis on economic cooperation, investment and trade, as well as on building sustainable bridges through academic and cultural exchanges. Prime Minister Kurti thanked Prime Minister Pashinyan for the hospitality, appreciating that peace on the European continent and beyond needs the alliance of democracies," the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement.