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Prime Minister Kostunica signs book of condolences at the Vatican Embassy
Belgrade,
4 April 2005
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica has signed the book of condolences opened at the Vatican Embassy on the death of the leader of the Catholic Church, Pope John Paul II.
Kostunica expressed his deepest condolences on his and government’s behalf to all Catholic believers on the death of Pope John Paul II.
The Serbian Prime Minister also expressed his condolences to Apostolic Delegate to Serbia-Montenegro Eugenio Sbarbaro.
The Serbian Prime Minister also expressed his condolences to Apostolic Delegate to Serbia-Montenegro Eugenio Sbarbaro.
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