Albin Kurti, Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, met with General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe and, concurrently, Commander of U.S. European Command. Also attending the meeting were KFOR Commander Major General Roberto Vergori and Anu Prattipati, Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy.
Kurti said that the Republic of Kosovo’s defense spending had exceeded 2% of gross domestic product for four consecutive years. He also announced that 515 new soldiers were sworn in last week, while 209 recruits began basic training this week.
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According to the prime minister, the Republic of Kosovo is continuing its training programs and procurement process to strengthen professional military readiness and expand the Kosovo Security Force’s defense capabilities.
Kurti emphasized that the country is ahead of its 10-year plan and aims to fulfill it before 2028. He also praised NATO’s role in Kosovo’s liberation and expressed gratitude to KFOR for its contribution to maintaining lasting peace and long-term stability in Kosovo and the region.
