90 million euro agreement between Kosovo and Germany: The aim is employment, energy and integration

90 million euro agreement between Kosovo and Germany: The aim is employment, energy and integration

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Kosovo and Germany have signed an agreement worth 90 million euros, as this aims to support for two years, where 20 million are in the form of grants, CE Report quotes KosovaPress

"This new agreement marks a marked increase in the value of the support compared to the previous one for the period 2022/2023, which was worth 37 million euros, thus proving the deepening of cooperation between the two countries", the announcement states Ministry of Finance.

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