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In this context, it is expected that when undertaking this tour, Rubio will also stop in Tirana, Pristina, Skopje, Belgrade, but also in Sarajevo, thus completing the tour of visit...
The Western Balkans will be in the spotlight of the US administration of President Donald Trump. This is also confirmed by the visit that US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has planned to make to the Western Balkans within this year.
Although it is not yet known when Rubio will embark on his tour of the Western Balkan countries, it is thought that he will visit each of the capitals of the countries, staying a few hours in each of them.
The news that the US Secretary of State will visit the Western Balkans has been confirmed by the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Montenegro, who had a conversation with the US chief diplomat.
He announces that Rubio will visit Podgorica, while based on previous visits by American Secretaries of State, on their Balkan tour they stop in all countries.
In this context, it is expected that when undertaking this tour, Rubio will also stop in Tirana, Pristina, Skopje, Belgrade, but also in Sarajevo, thus completing the tour of visit.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in relation to the Western Balkans, confirmed the US administration's crackdown on elements such as Dodik. Rubio described Dodik's efforts in Bosnia as "undermining the security and stability of BiH", adding "we call on our partners in the region to join us in opposing this dangerous and destabilising behaviour".
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a visit to the Western Balkans this year, Montenegrin Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimovic announced on Friday.
Ibrahimovic met with Rubio on the first day of the meeting of foreign ministers of NATO member countries in Brussels.
"A short but substantive conversation on current bilateral and regional topics, which I had with the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. We will continue it in Podgorica during his visit to Montenegro and the region, which he announced to me this year," Ibrahimovic wrote on his X account.
He announced that they exchanged views on bilateral and regional issues, emphasizing the importance of continued dialogue and partnership between Montenegro and the US, especially regarding common security challenges.
"Rubio's visit would constitute an additional opportunity to advance bilateral cooperation and confirm the strong allied relations between the two countries," the Montenegrin Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
A two-day meeting of NATO foreign ministers is being held in Brussels, where, among other things, it will be decided whether member countries will increase defense spending from the current minimum of 2 percent of gross domestic product. /Pamphlet/
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