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Serbia stands firmly on position of military neutrality
Belgrade,
17 February 2016
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today that the government has a clear policy based on military neutrality, membership in the European Union and friendly relations with the Russian Federation.
He recalled that the former President of Serbia Boris Tadic in Brussels on 14 December 2006 signed the Framework Document, by which Serbia formally became a participant of the Partnership for Peace.
After that, Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic on 5 September 2007 presented in the headquarters of NATO the Presentation document, which defines the areas of cooperation with NATO.
All that has so far been done in cooperation with NATO is defined in these documents, including the IPAP as a higher form of cooperation, Dacic said and pointed out that no act of the government of Serbia provides for participation in the Membership Action Plan, which NATO respected.
All the partner countries have the SOFA agreement and an agreement on logistic support. In our case, these are conditions for the modernisation of the Technical Repair Institute in Kragujevac, said Dacic.
After that, Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic on 5 September 2007 presented in the headquarters of NATO the Presentation document, which defines the areas of cooperation with NATO.
All that has so far been done in cooperation with NATO is defined in these documents, including the IPAP as a higher form of cooperation, Dacic said and pointed out that no act of the government of Serbia provides for participation in the Membership Action Plan, which NATO respected.
All the partner countries have the SOFA agreement and an agreement on logistic support. In our case, these are conditions for the modernisation of the Technical Repair Institute in Kragujevac, said Dacic.
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