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Improving economic cooperation with Poland necessary
Belgrade/Budapest,
27 November 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo assessed today in Budapest that the political relations of the two countries are good and without open issues, and that further economic cooperation is needed.
Brnabic and Szydlo, at a meeting held within the Summit of China and countries of Central and Eastern Europe, concluded that there was room for increasing Polish investments in the fields of mining and power industry, machinery and plant industries, as well as tourism.
The two officials also concluded that it is necessary to improve the cooperation between small and medium-sized enterprises of the two countries.
Brnabic stressed that Serbia is extremely grateful to Poland for continuing and active support to the European integration process, and added that this support is very important for the European path of our country.
Speaking about the process of joining the European Union and the reform processes, she said that economic chapters are key to Serbia, stressing that the goal of comprehensive reforms in the economy and public administration is to create a modern society with efficient and powerful institutions.
Brnabic especially noted that Serbia appreciates the support of Poland in preventing the accession of the so-called Kosovo in the membership in international organisations.
Brnabic and Szydlo also spoke about the strengthening of economic and political cooperation in the region of the Western Balkans.
The Prime Minister of Serbia underlined that our country remains committed to solving all bilateral issues through dialogue on an equal footing, without conditionality.
The two officials also concluded that it is necessary to improve the cooperation between small and medium-sized enterprises of the two countries.
Brnabic stressed that Serbia is extremely grateful to Poland for continuing and active support to the European integration process, and added that this support is very important for the European path of our country.
Speaking about the process of joining the European Union and the reform processes, she said that economic chapters are key to Serbia, stressing that the goal of comprehensive reforms in the economy and public administration is to create a modern society with efficient and powerful institutions.
Brnabic especially noted that Serbia appreciates the support of Poland in preventing the accession of the so-called Kosovo in the membership in international organisations.
Brnabic and Szydlo also spoke about the strengthening of economic and political cooperation in the region of the Western Balkans.
The Prime Minister of Serbia underlined that our country remains committed to solving all bilateral issues through dialogue on an equal footing, without conditionality.
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