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Enhancing cooperation with Republika Srpska through concrete projects
Belgrade,
22 December 2015
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said today after a meeting with President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik that Serbia and Republika Srpska this year have had a very successful cooperation, and announced the strengthening of this cooperation in the coming year.
At a joint press conference, Vucic expressed his satisfaction with the successful economic cooperation, noting that this cooperation will be improved through concrete projects.
He said that a period of a dynamic economic growth is ahead of Serbia and that much can be done for the citizens, but that this is possible only if regional stability and security are preserved.
Vucic pointed out that Serbia has at all times the task in accordance with the Dayton Agreement to perform its role and that it would always do so, trying to fully preserve regional peace and stability.
The Prime Minister said that he and Dodik discussed joint infrastructure projects, including bridge Ljubovija-Bratunac, which should be finished next year, as well as the construction of roads in Serbia and Republika Srpska, in the area of Uzice-Visegrad and Kuzmin-Raca.
The officials also discussed cooperation in culture, as well as important political issues, including possible referendum on the courts.
Vucic announced that almost the entire Serbian government will attend the celebration of Day of the Republika Srpska on 9 January, and that in 2016, on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Jasenovac concentration camp, a joint commemoration will be organised, in which representatives of the governments of Serbia and Republika Srpska and citizens will participate.
He said that a period of a dynamic economic growth is ahead of Serbia and that much can be done for the citizens, but that this is possible only if regional stability and security are preserved.
Vucic pointed out that Serbia has at all times the task in accordance with the Dayton Agreement to perform its role and that it would always do so, trying to fully preserve regional peace and stability.
The Prime Minister said that he and Dodik discussed joint infrastructure projects, including bridge Ljubovija-Bratunac, which should be finished next year, as well as the construction of roads in Serbia and Republika Srpska, in the area of Uzice-Visegrad and Kuzmin-Raca.
The officials also discussed cooperation in culture, as well as important political issues, including possible referendum on the courts.
Vucic announced that almost the entire Serbian government will attend the celebration of Day of the Republika Srpska on 9 January, and that in 2016, on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Jasenovac concentration camp, a joint commemoration will be organised, in which representatives of the governments of Serbia and Republika Srpska and citizens will participate.
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