This afternoon I met Chairman Zenel Leku and Acting Head of Secretariat Tefik Mahmuti from ECAP to thank them for their efforts. (2/2(

I hope that the Election Complaints and Appeals Panel will once again assess Srpska Lista’s application for certification according to Kosovo’s laws and regulations. (2/2)

We also discussed the importance of Kosovo’s institutions working effectively, and the need for political actors to engage constructively with each other in the spirit of the Constitution, particularly in the context of the extraordinary elections. (2/2)

I would also like to thank the team at the Central Election Commission for welcoming me this morning and for all the hard work behind the scenes to make the elections possible. (2/2)

The dedication of so many citizens involved in the process plays a vital role in ensuring trust and integrity in the elections. (2/2)

before she heads to London for a meeting with ministers from across the Western Balkans 6 and other Berlin Process partners.

I reflected on the Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Northern Ireland last week, including lessons that can be learned on reconciliation, and we heard from Acting Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade Rozeta Hajdari

…of legitimate media outlets being able to observe the election in accordance with Kosovo’s laws.

The UK is pleased to be providing support to the CEC, via a UK Government-funded cyber project, in its vital work to ensure the integrity and smooth running of the municipal elections. (2/2)

I thanked the government of Kosovo 🇽🇰 for hosting the meeting, and hoped that discussions regarding the future of regional cooperation and reforms in the agriculture and rural development sector would be fruitful. (3/3)

This morning I spoke at the opening ceremony of the meeting of the Ministers of Agriculture from South East Europe, which is being held under the auspices of the Berlin Process this year. (2/3)

and so the Assembly and a new government can get to work in the interests of the people of Kosovo.

The work of the Court is vital in protecting and preserving the Constitution of Kosovo. Its independence is essential to its operations. 2/2

The Institute’s inclusive and victim-centred approach, working with survivors, institutions, civil society and the international community, is an important part of understanding the truth of what happened here, and will help support the healing process and foster long-term reconciliation.
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This event is vital for ensuring that young voices are heard and will feed into the upcoming Berlin Process Leaders’ Summit in London.
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