Kosovo Defence Minister Ejup Maqedonci met with the newly appointed commander of the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR), Major General Roberto Vergori, to discuss security developments and cooperation between Kosovo’s institutions and the international peacekeeping mission.
Maqedonci congratulated Vergori on assuming his new role and wished him success in carrying out his mandate.
According to the minister, the meeting focused on recent developments in security and defence, the importance of continuous communication and coordination, and opportunities to further strengthen cooperation between Kosovo’s institutions and KFOR.
Maqedonci also reiterated that Kosovo’s membership in NATO remains a strategic priority and a key objective for the country’s future.
“I emphasized that the membership of the Republic of Kosovo in NATO remains a strategic priority and a key objective for the future of our country. The Republic of Kosovo remains committed to close cooperation with KFOR and international partners to preserve peace, security and stability,” Maqedonci wrote.
The meeting comes as Kosovo continues to pursue closer cooperation with NATO and international security partners, while KFOR maintains its mandate to contribute to a safe and secure environment across Kosovo.
