EU and Albania and North Malayson launched negotiations in the Alliance

Xinhua News Agency, Brussels, July 19 (Reporter Ren Ke) After nearly two years, the European Union officially officially opened negotiations with Albania and North Macheaton on the 19th.

On the same day, the European Union and Albania and North Malandon held intergovernmental conferences in Brussels. The Chairman of the European Commission Feng Delin, the European Union's rotating chairman of the Czech Czech Prime Minister Philla, the Albanian Prime Minister Lama, and the North Maleton Prime Minister Kovachevsky held a joint press conference before the meeting.

Feng Delin said at a press conference that Albania and Northern Malaysia have implemented many reform measures, not only to join the EU, but also for the well -being of the country. The next steps include the consistency of the two countries' laws and EU laws, strengthen cooperation with Albania in terms of joining the EU civil protection mechanism, deploy the European Border Administration in North Malaysia, and develop economic ties between the two countries and the European Union.

Kovachevsky said that after 17 years of waiting, the negotiations in the league finally started. Although the process is slow, we are joining the EU family. Lama said that the negotiation may take a while.

Northern Malayson and Albania became the EU candidate in 2005 and 2014, respectively, and the EU bundled the matters of the two countries into the alliance. The EU, North Malaysia and Albania's intergovernmental conferences were originally scheduled to be held at the end of 2020, but they were postponed because EU member states Bulgaria and North Malaysia had disputes on national identity and other issues. In June this year, Bulgaria decided to cancel its veto on negotiations on the Northern Malaysia and the EU. On the 16th of this month, the Northern Malaysia Parliament approved the proposal aimed at the North Malaysia's dispute with Polaria, and cleared the road to the opening of the negotiations with the EU.

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