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Fuele in Kosmet: The most important thing is to combat crime and corruption

20. March 2010. | 08:36

Source: EMportal

EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fulee said that the EU expects of Kosovo institutions the strengthening of the rule of law, emphasizing the most important thing is to combat crime and corruption.

EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fulee said that the EU expects of Kosovo institutions the strengthening of the rule of law, emphasizing the most important thing is to combat crime and corruption.

He said they did not expect words only, but deeds as well. After talks in Pristina with local and international officials, which he visited within his Balkan tour, he said that there was no dilemma among EU states as to the European prospects of that province, although all the member-states do not agree on the province’s status.
 

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