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Internal dialogue on Kosovo important for finding best solution
Belgrade,
13 September 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke with Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway to Serbia Arne Sannes Bjornstad, with whom she agreed that the internal dialogue on Kosovo-Metohija in Serbia is very important for finding the best and sustainable solution for that issue.
Author:
Tanjug
Prime Minister Brnabic said that the government of Serbia will logically support the dialogue, initiated by President of the Republic Aleksandar Vucic.
She announced the formation of a joint working group with the President's Cabinet, which will organise roundtables throughout Serbia to hear the opinion of as many citizens as possible, to which Ambassador Bjornstad pointed out that the Kingdom of Norway will support all constructive proposals.
The two officials also discussed the announced visit of the Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers to Serbia in the second week of October, during which a conference on regional cooperation will be held in Belgrade.
Brnabic and Bjornstad shared the common view that the conference is a good place to get information first hand about how Nordic countries work and how much this principle can be applied to the Western Balkan region.
The officials also discussed the plans for the conference on cyber security and e-government, which should be held in November.
Prime Minister Brnabic and Ambassador Bjornstad also discussed enhancing cooperation between the two countries in the field of culture, the opening of the renovated building of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade, and the visit of the Prime Minister of Serbia to Oslo in late October.
She announced the formation of a joint working group with the President's Cabinet, which will organise roundtables throughout Serbia to hear the opinion of as many citizens as possible, to which Ambassador Bjornstad pointed out that the Kingdom of Norway will support all constructive proposals.
The two officials also discussed the announced visit of the Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers to Serbia in the second week of October, during which a conference on regional cooperation will be held in Belgrade.
Brnabic and Bjornstad shared the common view that the conference is a good place to get information first hand about how Nordic countries work and how much this principle can be applied to the Western Balkan region.
The officials also discussed the plans for the conference on cyber security and e-government, which should be held in November.
Prime Minister Brnabic and Ambassador Bjornstad also discussed enhancing cooperation between the two countries in the field of culture, the opening of the renovated building of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade, and the visit of the Prime Minister of Serbia to Oslo in late October.
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