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Letter to European Commission regarding issues of Catalonia, Kosovo
Belgrade,
2 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today that the President of Serbia and the government will address the European Commission regarding the position that the cases of Catalonia and Kosovo cannot be compared, through a letter in which they will seek a response to a number of issues in this regard.
Author:
msp.gov.rs
Brnabic, after consulting Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, asked a question of whether there is a separate international law valid for the EU and another one valid for all non-EU countries.
We have been very much surprised by the position of the European Commission and everything its spokesperson said, Brnabic stated.
The Prime Minister said she will travel to Brussels on a previously agreed visit on 10-11 October, when she will deliver the letter from the President of Serbia and the government of Serbia, which will also be one of the topics of the talks.
Brnabic said that the letter will be forwarded to all countries that did not recognise the so-called state of Kosovo, as a sign of gratitude, and to show them how important it is that they did not do it and how right they were when they defended and believed in international law.
She added that the letter will also be sent to the countries that did recognise the independence of Kosovo.
We have been very much surprised by the position of the European Commission and everything its spokesperson said, Brnabic stated.
The Prime Minister said she will travel to Brussels on a previously agreed visit on 10-11 October, when she will deliver the letter from the President of Serbia and the government of Serbia, which will also be one of the topics of the talks.
Brnabic said that the letter will be forwarded to all countries that did not recognise the so-called state of Kosovo, as a sign of gratitude, and to show them how important it is that they did not do it and how right they were when they defended and believed in international law.
She added that the letter will also be sent to the countries that did recognise the independence of Kosovo.
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