However, I think that meetings between politicians, particularly now and in this region, represent something good and in accordance with a European orientation. As people in politics, we are talking about the necessity of a political dialogue, therefore I consider this sort of discussion and talks positive. I do not think that some sort of a shadow should be cast over these talks, or that there is a plot behind them. I simply think that we who live in this region should talk to each other. Talking is much better than making war.
Dialogue is a much better instrument than any weapon.
However, I think that those talks were a positive thing. I see more and more statements coming from our area, namely from Tirana, which do not point that way. The President of Albania, Rexhep Meidani, recently said that Southeast Europe should be integrated into the European family of states, and that that is the only way to overcome the problem of borders in the Balkans. I think that many politicians have already realized that there is no room for states like that here. I think that the right lesson might have been learned thanks to the example of Kosovo.