President Donald Trump on Friday oversaw the signing of a landmark, U.S.-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo, with the two countries agreeing to normalize economic relations after decades of conflict, which special envoy Richard Grenell said was made possible thanks to Trump’s “outsider perspective.”
Trump looked on as Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovo’s Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti put their signatures on the Belgrade-Pristina agreement in the Oval Office, with Trump hailing the deal as “historic” and saying he looked forward to visiting the two countries soon.
