Haradinaj: This is where I see Kosovo in 2030

The acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, participated in the next "Talk the Talk" debate at the "Riinvest" institute, organized in collaboration with the University of London, where he spoke on various topics.

Haradinaj, by the debate moderator, Ariana Qosja-Mustafa, was asked where he sees Kosovo in 2030, that is, 10 years from now.

Haradinaj has divided Kosovo's 10-year development into two plans, external and internal.

The acting Prime Minister and AAK leader emphasized that Kosovo must develop from within and achieve European standards, as well as consolidate its international subjectivity, by joining the most important international organizations, such as NATO, the EU, and the UN.

"Kosovo has internal consolidation. There must be a continuous process, so regardless of what relations Kosovo will enter, where it will join and with whom it will establish certain relations, what is important is internal consolidation, that is, state institutions, the rule of law, the economy. This should be our goal, but at the same time, international subjectivity must be concluded, which means achieving membership in the UN, being a member of NATO (NATO is our closest goal because it also has to do with security), but also membership in the EU", emphasized the acting Prime Minister. However, Haradinaj said that the development of internal institutions should not be left behind.