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Serbia committed to calming tensions in region

Belgrade/Valeta, 28 April 2017

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic participated today at the informal meeting of foreign ministers of the EU and candidate countries, held in Malta.

George Vella, Ivica Dacic and Federica Mogherini

The meeting was chaired by EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Federica Mogherini and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Malta George Vella.

Dacic presented the situation in Serbia and the region, pointing out to political stability.

In this regard, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's victory in the presidential election will contribute to the political stability of the new government and building peace, security and stability in the region, he said.

The First Deputy Prime Minister said that events in Macedonia cannot be regarded as an isolated case. Dacic presented provocations that Serbia does not reacts. Abstain because we want to be a factor of peace and stability in the region, said First Deputy Prime Minister.

He also announced that he informed the Minister of Foreign Affairs of France that Serbia is very dissatisfied with the Colmar court's decision, stressing that France expressed disrespect to Serbian victims who are entitled to justice as other victims.

Dacic added that he informed his colleagues that Serbia accordingly invited its ambassador to France for consultations to Belgrade, stating that all this will leave a stain on the bilateral relations between the two countries.