Prime Minister Edi Rama, as part of the Balkan tour, met this Friday with the president of the Council of Ministers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Borjana Kristo, where the latter during the joint conference praised the cooperation between the two countries. 

President Kristo said that during the meeting with Rama, 14 issues were discussed that will be presented to the European Commission, while for the two countries no consensus was reached regarding free movement and the common market. 

"In this meeting we talked about the relations between the two countries, I informed the prime minister about the political situation in our country. Cooperation between the two states must be in consensus and very good, the relationship between Bosnia and Albania is good. We talked about 14 important issues that we will present to the European Commission. We have predicted 5 issues that will be presented, and the Council of Ministers is preparing. 

The regional cooperation in relation to the Berlin process is also emphasized, in this regard we have informed the president about the meeting that will be held in Tirana. We have not been able to approve two initiatives, related to free movement between states and the common market, we are working to implement them, but we are not yet ready. After this meeting, we will have the opportunity for a joint presentation between the two countries in the region", she said.