The International Committee of the Mediterranean Games (ICMG) and the Kosovo Organizing Committee are expected to hold a new meeting in the coming days in Athens, Greece. The meeting comes ahead of the session on December 19. That session will review the state of preparations for the ‘Prishtina 2030’ Mediterranean Games. The meeting has been confirmed by sources.
According to them, the parties will discuss important issues related to the current situation of preparations for this major sporting event. The meeting comes at a decisive time for the future of the Mediterranean Games. The ‘Prishtina 2030’ project is facing numerous challenges.
These include delays in meeting the financial obligations and guarantees required by the organizers.The main focus of the talks will be precisely the accumulated problems. The steps that can be taken before the December 19 session will also be discussed. The expected meeting is seen as an additional opportunity for the parties to address the accumulated difficulties.
The parties will examine possible actions at this stage of preparations. The ICMG has set December 19 as the date for further review of the situation. This session could be decisive for the fate of the Mediterranean Games’ organization in Kosovo. It could determine whether the Mediterranean Games will be held in Kosovo.
The Athens meeting precedes the decision. The ‘Prishtina 2030’ project faces a series of difficulties. Among them are delays in fulfilling the financial obligations and guarantees that the organizers have requested. Faced with these challenges, the expected meeting offers an opportunity for the parties to discuss the problems.
Likewise, the parties will examine possible actions before the December 19 session. Until then, attention remains focused on the current progress of preparations. It also remains open whether the parties can overcome the identified delays.