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Serbia committed to European integration, reconciliation in region
Belgrade/Hamburg,
8 December 2016
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today in Hamburg that Serbia is strategically committed to EU membership, as well as regional stability through dialogue, peace and reconciliation.
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Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Dacic said in his address at the 23rd meeting of the Ministerial Council of the OSCE in Hamburg that the region needs to be oriented towards future, economic and general prosperity, especially in terms of young people, and aimed at a more comprehensive cooperation in the common European road.
He stressed Serbia's commitment to dialogue with Pristina, which is managed under the auspices of the EU, as well as the implementation of all agreements reached so far, especially those related to the establishment of the Community of Serbian municipalities.
We believe that an open and honest dialogue is the only way to improve the daily life of all people living in Kosovo-Metohija.
Dacic pointed out that the OSCE despite the hard work in the past year continues to be confronted with serious and difficult problems, unresolved conflicts and new threats.
He also pointed to the challenges arising from migration and refugee flows, which cause great concern.
I firmly believe that after numerous talks that we had in the past two years, participating states should allow the adoption of a document that is based on consensus and that would send a clear message about the importance of this issue, he concluded.
He stressed Serbia's commitment to dialogue with Pristina, which is managed under the auspices of the EU, as well as the implementation of all agreements reached so far, especially those related to the establishment of the Community of Serbian municipalities.
We believe that an open and honest dialogue is the only way to improve the daily life of all people living in Kosovo-Metohija.
Dacic pointed out that the OSCE despite the hard work in the past year continues to be confronted with serious and difficult problems, unresolved conflicts and new threats.
He also pointed to the challenges arising from migration and refugee flows, which cause great concern.
I firmly believe that after numerous talks that we had in the past two years, participating states should allow the adoption of a document that is based on consensus and that would send a clear message about the importance of this issue, he concluded.
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