Ahmeti meets Ambassador Geer: DUI committed to stability, dismisses any political gov’t attempts at destabilization
- The leader of the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI), Ali Ahmeti, held a meeting Thursday with the Ambassador of the European Union in Skopje, David Geer, during which they spoke about the Ohrid Framework Agreement, the Prespa Agreement, good neighborliness with Bulgaria, EU integrations, reforms in line with the EU’s expectations and the electoral legitimacy, the party said in a press release.
- Post By Angel Dimoski
- 16:10, 15 August, 2024
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Skopje, 16 August 2024 (MIA) - The leader of the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI), Ali Ahmeti, held a meeting Thursday with the Ambassador of the European Union in Skopje, David Geer, during which they spoke about the Ohrid Framework Agreement, the Prespa Agreement, good neighborliness with Bulgaria, EU integrations, reforms in line with the EU’s expectations and the electoral legitimacy, the party said in a press release.
According to the press release, at the meeting Ahmeti presented “the draft-platform on legitimacy prepared by the author of the Ohrid Framework Agreement Paul Williams and PILPG, the opinions of local experts and the steps that DUI and the European Front will take in defense of legitimacy”.
At the meeting, the DUI leader also touched upon Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski’s warnings about destabilization, noting his “concern over possible staged attempts by the Government through accusations of others with the goal of distracting the public from the Government’s failures”.
“DUI is committed to stability, security, peace, good interethnic and neighborly relations, as well as the European integration, and dismisses any staged political attempts for destabilization. We also remain the most dedicated partner of the European Union and the United States of America in North Macedonia,” Ahmeti noted.
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