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Meeting on migrants to continue in Belgrade in two days
Belgrade/Vienna,
24 February 2016
Minister of the Interior Nebojsa Stefanovic said today that a follow-up to the Vienna meeting on migrants along the Balkan route has been scheduled to take place at the end of the week in Belgrade.
Author:
Tanjug
Talks will continue at the level of police directors in Belgrade on 26 February.
Apart from the countries that took part in today's meeting, we will also invite Hungary and Greece and other countries that could contribute to a solution, Stefanovic told a news conference in Vienna.
Stefanovic described the deal on profiling in Macedonia as the biggest achievement of today’s conference in Vienna, in an effort to stem the tide of refugees.
Apart from the countries that took part in today's meeting, we will also invite Hungary and Greece and other countries that could contribute to a solution, Stefanovic told a news conference in Vienna.
Stefanovic described the deal on profiling in Macedonia as the biggest achievement of today’s conference in Vienna, in an effort to stem the tide of refugees.
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