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Belgrade to become seat of Western Balkans Transport Community
Belgrade,
6 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today that the decision that the seat of the permanent Secretariat of the Transport Community of the Western Balkans be in Belgrade is yet another confirmation of everything our country has done in the field of regional integration.
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tanjug.rs
Brnabic said in a statement to the Tanjug news agency that our efforts were recognised by the neighbours too, as well as by the European Union, who entrusted such an important project to Serbia.
We remain committed to regional cooperation and economic integration of the Western Balkans, within which infrastructure projects have enormous significance, she stressed, and expressed the belief that Serbia will justify the trust given.
The Prime Minister expressed gratitude to all the neighbours for the support they gave to our country, recalling that we have fought for a long time to achieve this goal, because this is an important issue within the framework of the Berlin Process.
The transport ministers of the countries of the region today made a decision that Belgrade will become the seat of the permanent Secretariat of the Western Balkans Transport Community, and this decision was confirmed in Brussels at the first ministerial meeting of the EU-Western Balkans Transport Council.
We remain committed to regional cooperation and economic integration of the Western Balkans, within which infrastructure projects have enormous significance, she stressed, and expressed the belief that Serbia will justify the trust given.
The Prime Minister expressed gratitude to all the neighbours for the support they gave to our country, recalling that we have fought for a long time to achieve this goal, because this is an important issue within the framework of the Berlin Process.
The transport ministers of the countries of the region today made a decision that Belgrade will become the seat of the permanent Secretariat of the Western Balkans Transport Community, and this decision was confirmed in Brussels at the first ministerial meeting of the EU-Western Balkans Transport Council.
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