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UN refuses to forward Kosovo’s admission for UNESCO
Belgrade,
12 August 2015
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic confirmed that the United Nations yesterday did not accept to forward to the UNESCO Kosovo's application for admission to that agency.
Dacic told Belgrade-based daily Blic that the United Nations refused to forward Kosovo's request for admission to UNESCO, but cautioned that this is only the first step.
Now we can expect Kosovo to directly address UNESCO with its admission bid or through a third country on its behalf, he said.
Now we can expect Kosovo to directly address UNESCO with its admission bid or through a third country on its behalf, he said.
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