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Regional stability important for European integration of Serbia
Belgrade,
12 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today that there can be no successful European integration and sustainable economic development without regional stability, and that in the previous period Serbia has been sending good signals that it is an open and flexible country.
Speaking at the Belgrade Security Forum about the contribution of the Serbia-NATO partnership to the security in the Western Balkans, Brnabic said that the European Union has advocated for this region through the Berlin Process, and that Serbia is a source of stability in the region.
She stated that there are three pillars of stability in the Western Balkan region: connecting through infrastructural projects, such as the Nis-Pristina-Tirana highway and gas connections with Bulgaria, economic cooperation and the establishment of youth offices.
The Prime Minister pointed out that Serbia is the largest country in the region, but it is a small market, which is why if we have any instability we will not be seen as a successful country, despite all investments and economic results.
She stated that there are three pillars of stability in the Western Balkan region: connecting through infrastructural projects, such as the Nis-Pristina-Tirana highway and gas connections with Bulgaria, economic cooperation and the establishment of youth offices.
The Prime Minister pointed out that Serbia is the largest country in the region, but it is a small market, which is why if we have any instability we will not be seen as a successful country, despite all investments and economic results.
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