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Dacic to attend conference of Central European Initiative in Vienna
Belgrade,
2 June 2014
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic will attend a two-day conference of foreign ministers of member states of the Central European Initiative, held today and tomorrow in Vienna.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the meeting involves representatives of 18 member countries, including foreign ministers of Austria, Albania, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia and Slovakia.
Lower level ministerial representatives will include those from Romania, the Czech Republic, Poland, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Hungary, Moldova and Ukraine, as well as representatives of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD).
Dacic will speak with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria Sebastian Kurtz and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina Zlatko Lagumdzija about how Austria can help Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in repairing the damage caused by flooding.
The meeting of foreign ministers of the Central European Initiative is also attended by EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule, who will hold a special meeting with representatives of the Western Balkans dedicated to the dynamics and prospects of European integration.
Lower level ministerial representatives will include those from Romania, the Czech Republic, Poland, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Hungary, Moldova and Ukraine, as well as representatives of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD).
Dacic will speak with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria Sebastian Kurtz and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina Zlatko Lagumdzija about how Austria can help Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in repairing the damage caused by flooding.
The meeting of foreign ministers of the Central European Initiative is also attended by EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule, who will hold a special meeting with representatives of the Western Balkans dedicated to the dynamics and prospects of European integration.
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