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Macedonia remains abstained on issue of Kosovo's accession to UNESCO
Belgrade/Durres,
26 August 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said after talks with Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev that Macedonia would be abstained if there is a vote on Kosovo's membership in UNESCO.
Author:
Tanjug
After meeting with Zaev, on the margins of the informal meeting of the region's prime ministers in Durres, Albania, she stressed that Macedonia will remain on the same line, that is, it will be neutral if there is a vote for Kosovo's entry into this organisation.
She told the Tanjug news agency that her Macedonian counterpart confirmed this to her in July at the Summit of the Western Balkans Walk in Trieste.
She said that for Macedonia friendship with Serbia is very important, and that this would be a clear signal of stronger friendship and stronger ties with Serbia, so she expects that this issue will not be opened.
At the meeting with Zaev, we discussed the events of the past days. We have a good understanding of the further steps of our cooperation, I invited him to visit Serbia in November, Brnabic said.
She announced holding a joint session of the governments of Serbia and Macedonia.
She told the Tanjug news agency that her Macedonian counterpart confirmed this to her in July at the Summit of the Western Balkans Walk in Trieste.
She said that for Macedonia friendship with Serbia is very important, and that this would be a clear signal of stronger friendship and stronger ties with Serbia, so she expects that this issue will not be opened.
At the meeting with Zaev, we discussed the events of the past days. We have a good understanding of the further steps of our cooperation, I invited him to visit Serbia in November, Brnabic said.
She announced holding a joint session of the governments of Serbia and Macedonia.
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