NATO chief Mark Rutte said they will continue to support the process of normalizing relations between Kosovo and Serbia.
"To move this dialogue forward, both sides must make compromises. This requires difficult decisions, normalization brings greater stability and longer-term security for the entire region. This is the message that I will continue to emphasize to all parties in the region," Rutte said on Tuesday at a press conference with Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani.
"Today's presence here is a clear demonstration of commitment to long-term security in Kosovo. NATO has supported peace and stability in the Western Balkans. KFOR liaison teams continue to support other security institutions. A safer region means more security for the NATO area. NATO will continue to play its role, we do this in coordination with the Police and EULEX", he said. /KosovaPress/ (A2 Televizion)
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