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Government always open to dialogue with media
Belgrade,
27 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic today announced at the annual reception organised for directors and editors of the media on the occasion of Christmas and New Year holidays that the government is always open to dialogue on all themes.
In her address, Brnabic expressed her gratitude to the media for cooperation and dialogue in 2017, assessing that there were some nice and difficult moments.
She added that the government is full of optimism for the next 2018 year and that she expects even better cooperation with all media representatives.
I know that we have some open issues with some media representatives, that we have some misunderstandings, but we are open to dialogue, Brnabic said, pointing out that the Serbian government is not an enemy of the media.
The Prime Minister, answering journalist questions, announced that regional cooperation will remain one of Serbia's key priorities in 2018, saying that our country will remain flexible, tolerant and open to dialogue with Croatia, although, she said, relations with this country are always complex.
The Prime Minister stressed that Serbia will continue to focus on the Berlin Process, on its three aspects - the agenda of infrastructure linking rail and roads, the establishment of a common economic space and a regional platform for youth.
She said that regional cooperation must remain one of our main priorities, because it is important for us to achieve sustainable growth, in full capacity and with all our potentials.
If the entire region is not perceived as stable, Serbia will suffer the consequences of this, in terms of lack of investment, less money from funds and international financial institutions and more expensive loans, the Prime Minister pointed out.
She added that the government is full of optimism for the next 2018 year and that she expects even better cooperation with all media representatives.
I know that we have some open issues with some media representatives, that we have some misunderstandings, but we are open to dialogue, Brnabic said, pointing out that the Serbian government is not an enemy of the media.
The Prime Minister, answering journalist questions, announced that regional cooperation will remain one of Serbia's key priorities in 2018, saying that our country will remain flexible, tolerant and open to dialogue with Croatia, although, she said, relations with this country are always complex.
The Prime Minister stressed that Serbia will continue to focus on the Berlin Process, on its three aspects - the agenda of infrastructure linking rail and roads, the establishment of a common economic space and a regional platform for youth.
She said that regional cooperation must remain one of our main priorities, because it is important for us to achieve sustainable growth, in full capacity and with all our potentials.
If the entire region is not perceived as stable, Serbia will suffer the consequences of this, in terms of lack of investment, less money from funds and international financial institutions and more expensive loans, the Prime Minister pointed out.
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