I sei Stati dei Balcani occidentali hanno partecipato a un vertice in Germania nel decimo anniversario del Processo di Berlino per firmare alcuni accordi in vista dell'adesione all'Unione europea. Olaf Scholz ha chiesto ai Paesi di cooperare per favorire il percorso
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00:00German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen welcomed the six West Balkan states to Berlin on Monday as part of the 10-year Berlin Process Summit.
00:16The Berlin Process aims to bring countries such as Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and North Macedonia together to sign agreements to enable them to become full EU member states.
00:29Five out of six agreements were signed and restrictions on export from Serbia to Kosovo were lifted.
00:35Scholz underlined that the states could only join together despite some of them likely to meet conditions quicker than the others.
00:42He encouraged the states to help each other out.
00:45Montenegro is seen as the first promising country to be integrated to Europe despite the process beginning more than 20 years ago.
00:53Whilst Montenegro expects to meet all the requirements before 2028, Scholz said he hopes the whole process would be complete before 2030.
01:03But with Ukraine and Moldova's memberships to the EU being accelerated since Russia's full-scale invasion in Ukraine, it's likely to leave a sour taste in the mouth of the six Balkan states.
01:14Liv Stroud, in Berlin, for euronews.