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Interpol headquarters cooperates well with bureau in Serbia-Montenegro
Belgrade,
19 April 2005
Serbian Minister of Interior Dragan Jocic and Interpol's Vice President for Europe Rodolfo Ronconi met today and noted that Interpol has a high level of cooperation with its national bureau in Serbia-Montenegro.
According to the statement from the Ministry of Interior, the police units of Serbia and Montenegro are separately in charge of all technical and internal affairs, whereas Interpol’s national bureau has only one address in Serbia-Montenegro.
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