TIRANA, Sep. 26 – Prime Minister Sali Berisha received Ruzica Djindic, the head of the managing board of the Djindic Foundation and widow of the late Serb Prime Minister Zoran Djindic. She was making an official visit to Tirana.
Djindic presented the foundation’s projects to the prime minister, saying it is a charity and a humanitarian foundation which aims to educate and integrate youth in the region and beyond.
While emphasizing the European interest of all nations in the region, Berisha expressed a positive assessment of the activity and contribution the foundation is making in this direction and said it is a symbol of the joint efforts toward realizing the European potential.
Berisha said he considered the former prime minister of Serbia, the late Zoran Djindic, a great man of European ideals.
Those participating in the meeting highlighted the importance of regional cooperation, promoting the European future of the region.
Djindic also met with other politicians and top officials in the country.
Djindic’s widow visits Tirana
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