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Serbia-NATO partner relations
Belgrade,
20 November 2015
First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic and Defence Minister Bratislav Gasic met with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg within his visit to Belgrade.
Ivica Dacic, Jens Stoltenberg and Bratislav Gasic
Author:
Fonet
The three officials agreed that Stoltenberg's visit to Serbia is very significant to both sides and that it is a major step forward in Serbia-NATO relations.
Dacic and Gasic expressed satisfaction with NATO's decision to fully relax the Air Safety Zone, which they said is a proof of the partnership between Serbia and NATO and an affirmation of the excellent cooperation between the Serbian Armed Forces and NATO.
Furthermore, the officials discussed further improvement of cooperation between Serbia and NATO through the Partnership for Peace programme, the current situation in Kosovo-Metohija, regional cooperation and security challenges.
Dacic stressed that Serbia sees room for further improvement of cooperation with NATO within the framework of available PfP mechanisms in accordance with the policy of military neutrality, as well as our commitment to contribute to strengthening regional and global security, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Dacic and Gasic expressed satisfaction with NATO's decision to fully relax the Air Safety Zone, which they said is a proof of the partnership between Serbia and NATO and an affirmation of the excellent cooperation between the Serbian Armed Forces and NATO.
Furthermore, the officials discussed further improvement of cooperation between Serbia and NATO through the Partnership for Peace programme, the current situation in Kosovo-Metohija, regional cooperation and security challenges.
Dacic stressed that Serbia sees room for further improvement of cooperation with NATO within the framework of available PfP mechanisms in accordance with the policy of military neutrality, as well as our commitment to contribute to strengthening regional and global security, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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