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Positive effects of economic reforms in Serbia
Belgrade,
20 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic met today with a delegation of the European Union-Serbia Parliamentary Committee for Stabilisation and Association, led by European Parliament President Eduard Kukan.
Brnabic assessed that the effects of economic measures implemented in the previous period are felt in Serbia and that the goal for the next year is to continue with reforms and maintain economic stability.
She stated that the priority of the Serbian government in the coming year will be continuation of work on infrastructure projects, public administration reform, and education reform, for which the government has significant support from the European Union.
The meeting also looked at the reform of the judicial system and the protection of basic rights and freedoms, including media freedom.
The Prime Minister said regarding these issues that for Serbian society, an open dialogue and the support of civil society and the non-governmental sector are important and that she expects the continuation of talks with the Media Freedom Group.
Brnabic informed the delegation of the European Parliament that the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina on the normalisation of relations will continue, but that Serbia is still not satisfied with the implementation of the agreements by Pristina.
She also said that internal dialogue on Kosovo-Metohija continues successfully in Serbia through the organisation of roundtables and talks of representatives from various fields.
Kukan congratulated Prime Minister Brnabic and the Serbian government on the opening of new chapters, and expressed the belief that Serbia will continue to maintain continuity in the negotiations with the European Union in the future.
She stated that the priority of the Serbian government in the coming year will be continuation of work on infrastructure projects, public administration reform, and education reform, for which the government has significant support from the European Union.
The meeting also looked at the reform of the judicial system and the protection of basic rights and freedoms, including media freedom.
The Prime Minister said regarding these issues that for Serbian society, an open dialogue and the support of civil society and the non-governmental sector are important and that she expects the continuation of talks with the Media Freedom Group.
Brnabic informed the delegation of the European Parliament that the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina on the normalisation of relations will continue, but that Serbia is still not satisfied with the implementation of the agreements by Pristina.
She also said that internal dialogue on Kosovo-Metohija continues successfully in Serbia through the organisation of roundtables and talks of representatives from various fields.
Kukan congratulated Prime Minister Brnabic and the Serbian government on the opening of new chapters, and expressed the belief that Serbia will continue to maintain continuity in the negotiations with the European Union in the future.
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