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Stability precondition of economic progress of Serbia
Belgrade,
30 May 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic stated today that the maintaining of stability is of vital importance for our country as well as a clear orientation of all countries in the region towards a more intensive cooperation, because only in such a region can Serbia have a sustainable development.
Author:
Tanjug
In his address during the opening of a seminar on regional stability and cooperation on the Korean and the Balkan peninsulas, Dacic pointed to undeniable similarities between the Balkans and the Korean peninsula. The most obvious similarity is a turbulent historical experience, which in both nations is marked with a strong libertarian tradition and a firm commitment to independence.
He added that our country recognised in regional cooperation and European perspective the key to the peace and prosperity in the region.
In addition to membership in the EU, he said, the key foreign policy priorities of Serbia are regional cooperation, the strengthening of relations with its neighbours, as well as the continuation of the policy of reconciliation in the Western Balkans.
Unfortunately, along with the processes aimed at strengthening and diversification of the cooperation, retrograde processes have strengthened over the last few years in various countries in the region such as the insistence on the fulfilment of individual of interests at the expense of other countries and the overall cooperation, but also at the expense of stability in the region.
As a rule, attempts to impose such solutions were aimed directly against the interests of the Republic of Serbia and the Serbian people in the region, Dacic underlined.
He added that our country recognised in regional cooperation and European perspective the key to the peace and prosperity in the region.
In addition to membership in the EU, he said, the key foreign policy priorities of Serbia are regional cooperation, the strengthening of relations with its neighbours, as well as the continuation of the policy of reconciliation in the Western Balkans.
Unfortunately, along with the processes aimed at strengthening and diversification of the cooperation, retrograde processes have strengthened over the last few years in various countries in the region such as the insistence on the fulfilment of individual of interests at the expense of other countries and the overall cooperation, but also at the expense of stability in the region.
As a rule, attempts to impose such solutions were aimed directly against the interests of the Republic of Serbia and the Serbian people in the region, Dacic underlined.
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