"3.7 billion euros invested since 1999"/ EU Office in Kosovo: Your strongest partner

The European Union Office in Kosovo has announced that 3.7 billion euros have been invested in the country since 1999. The EU states that it is the largest provider of financial assistance to Kosovo and its strongest and most reliable partner.

In the post below, it is stated that the European Union's support is making a real difference in people's lives, helping to build a brighter future for all.

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With 3.7 billion euros invested in #Kosovo since 1999, the #EU is the largest provider of #FinancialAid and your strongest and most reliable #Partner.

The EU is helping to develop the economy, strengthen the rule of law, improve the quality of education, healthcare and infrastructure, advance environmental protection and sustainable energy, and promote culture.

EU support is making a real difference in people's lives, helping to build a brighter future for all.

At every step, the EU is at your side, supporting progress and offering opportunities. / CNA

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