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Defence Minister to attend ministerial meeting of Central European Defence Initiative
Belgrade,
31 March 2016
Minister of Defence Zoran Djordjevic will attend tomorrow in Vienna a ministerial meeting of the Central European Defence Initiative, which will deal with the migrant crisis.
The members of the Central European Defence Initiative are the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia, while Poland has the observer status.
Serbia is invited to the meeting since it is on the Western Balkan migrant route and is facing consequences of the migrant crisis, reads a statement by the Ministry of Defence.
Serbia is invited to the meeting since it is on the Western Balkan migrant route and is facing consequences of the migrant crisis, reads a statement by the Ministry of Defence.
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