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High level of cooperation between Serbia, NATO
Belgrade,
19 July 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic spoke today with Supreme Commander of the NATO Forces in Europe and the Commander of the US Forces in Europe Curtis Scaparrotti.
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Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
They discussed the possibilities for deepening cooperation between Serbia and this alliance, and exchanged views on the political situation in the region and security challenges.
They agreed that there is a high level and intensity of political dialogue and practical cooperation between Serbia and NATO identified through the Partnership for Peace programme, which contributes to better mutual understanding and improvement of relations.
Dacic reiterated that Serbia is implementing a policy of military neutrality, does not ask for membership in NATO, nor in any other military alliance.
At the same time, he explained that Serbia wants to improve its partnership with the Alliance in practical areas and in the sphere of political dialogue in order to provide a common contribution to the preservation of peace and stability in the region.
Speaking about the political situation in the region, he reminded that Serbia, with its responsible and measured approach, is trying to contribute to preserving regional stability and promoting good neighbourly relations, as this is a prerequisite for economic progress and prosperity of all citizens in this region.
Dacic pointed to the importance of KFOR as the key guarantor of the security of the Serb community in Kosovo-Metohija, as well as the very important role in the implementation of the Brussels Agreement.
They agreed that there is a high level and intensity of political dialogue and practical cooperation between Serbia and NATO identified through the Partnership for Peace programme, which contributes to better mutual understanding and improvement of relations.
Dacic reiterated that Serbia is implementing a policy of military neutrality, does not ask for membership in NATO, nor in any other military alliance.
At the same time, he explained that Serbia wants to improve its partnership with the Alliance in practical areas and in the sphere of political dialogue in order to provide a common contribution to the preservation of peace and stability in the region.
Speaking about the political situation in the region, he reminded that Serbia, with its responsible and measured approach, is trying to contribute to preserving regional stability and promoting good neighbourly relations, as this is a prerequisite for economic progress and prosperity of all citizens in this region.
Dacic pointed to the importance of KFOR as the key guarantor of the security of the Serb community in Kosovo-Metohija, as well as the very important role in the implementation of the Brussels Agreement.
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