Acting President Dr. Vjosa Osmani signs an agreement with USAID
A 33 million dollars grant for Kosovo from the Development Objectives with the United States of America
U.d. Presidentja Osmani ka mbajtur takim virtual me Ambasadorin amerikan Philip Kosnett
Acting. President Osmani participates virtually at the “The Future of the Agenda for Women, Peace, Security and Justice in Kosovo and beyond” conference
Osmani: The participation of women in the dialogue process is a necessary and wise decision
Kosovo president expects better US relations under Biden
Trump sought to engage with Pristina-Belgrade dispute but interventions seen as serving narrow American interests
Kosovo sees EU favoring ‘spoiled child’ Serbia
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo’s acting president accused the European Union on Friday of not treating Kosovo on “an equal footing” with neighboring Serbia in the negotiations to normalize ties between the former war foes.
Vjosa Osmani, the second female head of state in post-war Kosovo, told The Associated Press in an interview that she thinks Brussels has not learned from past mistakes and treats Serbia as “a spoiled child.”
“We need to be considered on an equal footing during this dialogue. If that happens, it sets a path for a successful dialogue in the future,” Osmani said in an interview to the Associated Press.
ARBAN OSMANI
E-mail: arban.osmani@president-ksgov.net
The Acting President speaks with the students of RIT Kosovo about the environment and energy
Osmani: Environmental protection, important for our health and the European future
Osmani: It isn’t the moment to continue the dialogue with Serbia
In an exclusive interview for DW, Vjosa Osmani, Acting President of Kosovo, talks about the process in the Special Court, the dialogue with Serbia, the role of Germany and of the elected American President, Biden in this process.
HASHIM THAÇI
President of the Republic of Kosovo, 2016-5 november 2020
The Acting President received the Ambassador of Norway, Mr. Jens Erik Grøndahl
Acting President, Dr. Vjosa Osmani received today in a meeting the Ambassador of Norway in Kosovo, Mr. Jens Erik Grøndahl. On this occasion, Mr. Grøndahl, on behalf of the state he represents, offered the Acting President full support for the new task and reaffirmed his country’s readiness to stand by Kosovo in addressing the challenges the country is facing.