Q:
A:
EU membership foreign policy priority of Serbia
Belgrade,
12 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic reiterated today, during the talks with Director-General of the European Commission for Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Christian Danielsson, that a full EU membership is a foreign policy priority of Serbia.
Author:
Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
At the meeting Brnabic pointed out that the entire region belongs in the Union, because without including the Balkans, the common economic and political space on the European continent will not be complete.
She underlined that Serbia continues to implement comprehensive reforms in many sectors through which it seeks to modernise society and the state and establish strong institutions, whose work is based on democratic principles and full respect for the rule of law.
The Prime Minister also voiced hope that the opening of new chapters in the negotiation process will begin soon.
Brnabic stated that Serbia sees the strengthening of regional cooperation in the Western Balkans as one of the main conditions for continuing the reconciliation policy in the region and that it wants to be an active and credible partner in all regional initiatives and processes.
She added that the signing of the Transport Community Treaty and the consensus of all from the region and the European Commission that the headquarters of the future secretariat should be in Belgrade is of great importance for both Serbia and the region.
She underlined that Serbia continues to implement comprehensive reforms in many sectors through which it seeks to modernise society and the state and establish strong institutions, whose work is based on democratic principles and full respect for the rule of law.
The Prime Minister also voiced hope that the opening of new chapters in the negotiation process will begin soon.
Brnabic stated that Serbia sees the strengthening of regional cooperation in the Western Balkans as one of the main conditions for continuing the reconciliation policy in the region and that it wants to be an active and credible partner in all regional initiatives and processes.
She added that the signing of the Transport Community Treaty and the consensus of all from the region and the European Commission that the headquarters of the future secretariat should be in Belgrade is of great importance for both Serbia and the region.
-
Belgrade/Budapest, 23 October 2026Good relations with Hungary help Serbia on its European path
-
Belgrade, 23 October 2026Prime Minister Macut at commemoration of 70th anniversary of Hungarian Revolution
-
Belgrade/Budva, 22 October 2026Serbia one of key factors in regional integration
-
Belgrade/Sveti Stefan, 22 October 2026Serbia committed to continuing reforms on path to full EU membership
-
Belgrade, 21 October 2026Prime Minister Macut to attend Berlin Process Leaders’ Summit in Sveti Stefan
-
Kragujevac, 21 October 2026Macut pays tribute to civilians executed during World War II
-
Belgrade, 21 October 2026Importance of maintaining public order, peace on election day
-
Belgrade, 20 October 2026Macut congratulates Luca Niculescu on his election as new Prime Minister of Romania
-
Petrovac na Mlavi/Žagubica, 19 October 2026Strengthening healthcare institutions among government priorities
-
Belgrade/Dalj, 17 October 2026Serbia to continue supporting its people, Serbian Orthodox Church in Croatia