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Germany recommends opening of negotiating chapters with Serbia
Belgrade,
27 November 2015
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today that the decision of Germany to give the "green light" for the opening of the first two chapters is excellent news for the citizens of Serbia.
Dacic pointed out that this decision is the confirmation of great results that the Serbian goverment led by Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic made on the European path, adding that it is a sign that Serbia is on the right track.
The German Bundestag's Committee on the Affairs of the European Union gave at its extraordinary session today the green light for opening the first two chapters in Serbia's EU accession talks.
The German Bundestag's Committee on the Affairs of the European Union gave at its extraordinary session today the green light for opening the first two chapters in Serbia's EU accession talks.
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