Albania and five region countries become today members of CEFTA

Albania, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, Bosnia and Hercegovina and Moldavia are expected to become part of CEFTA, Association of Central Europe for Free Trade in the summit beginning today n Bucharest. In this meeting Kosovo is represented by the chief of UNMIK Joakim Ryker and the minister of Trade and Industry Bujar Dugolli. With this agreement it is foreseen that the trade between these countries be made totally without custom tax and obstacles. Founded in 1992 with the initiative of Czhech Republic, Sllovakia, Polony and Hungary, the association has today 4 members: Bullgaria, Romania, Croatia and Macedonia. The countries of central Europe withdrew when they became part of EU.