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Prime Minister Edi Rama has ruled out holding the NATO Summit in Tirana in 2027, shifting expectations for its organization to 2028. From Dublin, where he is attending the European Political Community meeting, Rama declared on November 12 that there is still no agreement among member states on the timing of the summit. […]
The 32 leaders of the North Atlantic Alliance had agreed to hold it in Albania, leaving the date open.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Thursday that the next NATO summit scheduled to be held in his country will not take place in 2027.
The planned NATO summit will not take place in 2027, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said in Dublin. He was speaking to reporters upon his arrival for the ninth summit of the European Political Community. Albania remains the planned host of the Alliance’s next forum, but member states have yet to agree on when exactly it will take place. “It will certainly not take place in 2027. But if there is a summit in 2028, it will be in Tirana. Everythin…
There will be no NATO summit next year, says prospective host country Albania. That is "certain," stated Prime Minister Edi Rama upon arrival for a European summit in Dublin.
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