Baku, Azerbaijan, April 5. From April 7 to 9,
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja
Kallas will embark on her first visit to the Western Balkans, with
stops in Montenegro, Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Trend reports.
During her visit to Montenegro, Kallas is set to meet with
President Jakov Milatović and Prime Minister Milojko Spajić. She
will also engage with civil society organizations and take part in
a review of European Peace Facility-funded equipment with the
Minister of Defence.
In Albania, Kallas will meet with President Bajram Begaj and
Prime Minister Edi Rama. She will also meet with the Minister for
Europe and Foreign Affairs, Igli Hasani, and the Minister of
Defence, Pirro Vengu. Additionally, Kallas will jointly open the
first EU-Albania Security Dialogue with Ministers Hasani and Vengu.
She will also attend the signing of the European Investment Bank’s
agreements for the Durrës to Rrogozhinë railway project.
Furthermore, Kallas will address university students and civil
society representatives.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kallas will visit EUFOR Althea troops
and meet with members of the Presidency, including Council of
Ministers Chairwoman Borjana Krišto and Foreign Minister Elmedin
Konaković.