| Macedonian, Kosovo leaders hold consultations |
| 20 October 2009 | 15:21
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Priština --
Kosovo and Macedonian Presidents Fatmir Sejdiu and Gjorgje Ivanov said today that they were satisfied with relations between Priština and Skopje.
The cabinet of the Kosovo president stated that Sejdiu and Ivanov had spoken on the phone and had voiced their satisfaction about the signing of the demarcation agreement and establishing diplomatic relations.
“The two presidents noted that the demarcation agreement and the establishment of diplomatic relations were important acts that open the door for enhanced bilateral cooperation and contribute to the efforts of the two states to integrate into the EU, NATO and other international institutions as quickly as possible,“ read a statement.
Sejdiu signed a decree on opening a Kosovo embassy in Skopje today.
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