Hungarian foreign minister signs economic, education cooperation deals in Kosovo
Pristina, December 14 (MTI) – Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó signed economic and education cooperation agreements during his two-day visit to Pristina, Kosovo.
The minister also held talks on launching direct flights between Budapest and Pristina.
The agreements signed with Kosovo will strengthen Hungary’s position in the western Balkans and contribute to the country’s strategic national security goal of ensuring peace and stability in the region, Szijjártó told MTI by phone on Wednesday.
Under the economic agreement, Hungary will offer 62 million euros of tied aid to Kosovo to implement water management investments with the inclusion of Hungarian companies. The interest-free loan has an 18-and-a-half year run.
Under the education deal, Budapest will offer state scholarships to 50 Kosovan university students from September next year.
Photo: MTI/Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Source: MTI
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