The President of the Republic of Kosovo, Justina Shiroka Pula, was received by her Hungarian counterpart, András Baka. The two homologues discussed relations between the two states, Kosovo’s European integration process, economic cooperation, and regional security issues.
President Shiroka Pula spoke positively of the relations between Kosovo and Hungary, recalling that Hungary was among the first countries to recognize Kosovo’s independence on March 19, 2008. She expressed an interest in further expansion of bilateral cooperation.
In this context, Madam President emphasized the importance of identification of new areas of cooperation, particularly in the fields of economy, education, and defense.
Regarding European integration, President Shiroka Pula stressed that membership in the European Union remains a strategic goal for Kosovo. On this notion, she requested Hungary’s support in advancing the country toward candidate status and in taking further steps within the integration process.
President Shiroka Pula expressed her appreciation for Hungary’s contribution to the KFOR mission in Kosovo, acknowledging the importance of this contribution in maintaining security and stability. At the end of the meeting, President Shiroka Pula invited President Baka to visit Kosovo at a time convenient for both parties.
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