Citizens from Albania and Serbia can move to their respective countries with only with identification cards, thanks to an agreement signed in the first session of the Balkan Mini-Schengen this Monday.

In fact, the agreement was tripartite, meaning it is valid between Albania, Serbia and North Macedonia. According to the Serbian President Vucic, this facilitation measure will aim to increase the number of Albanian tourists in Serbia and the figures of Serbian tourists to the Albanian coast.

In addition, a memorandum of cooperation was also reached between the three countries.

As long as the pandemic continues, the three countries will help each other when needed in the fight against COVID-19. The first mitigating decision is exactly the transition between Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia without PCR test.

“It is very important that we have agreed not to close borders with each other, but to fight the pandemic together and continue to improve our trade.

We are small nations, which have usually been influenced much by various forces that have wanted to pursue their interests throughout history. Today, this has not changed much, but it is important that, by taking care of ourselves, we try to maintain our independence and make our own decisions. And with whom will we make decisions if not with those closest to us. This deepens the trust and good relations between Tirana, Skopje and Belgrade”, has said Vucic in the social networks.