Sali: The path to Europe requires reform implementation and tangible benefits for citizens

Reforms must be put into practice and deliver changes that citizens can feel in their daily lives to ensure progress toward the European Union. First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for European Affairs Bekim Sali emphasized this as he reported on today’s meeting on the Reform Agenda.

According to Sali, discussions focused on the agenda’s progress, ongoing activities and priorities, as well as the pace of implementation of the planned measures. He highlighted the responsibility to ensure that every institution meets its obligations on time, working toward clearly defined goals and maintaining continuous coordination.

He stressed that the Ministry for European Affairs remains committed to advancing the process through measurable achievements, including greater institutional efficiency, the rule of law and improved conditions for economic development.

For Bekim Sali, implementing the Reform Agenda represents an investment in both citizens’ trust and the country’s European future.