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Serbia determined to implement necessary reforms
Belgrade,
30 January 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic concluded today in a meeting with Irish Minister of State for European Affairs and member of the Lower House of the Assembly of Ireland Helen McEntee that creating a positive business environment, strengthening the rule of law and fighting corruption are key point the success of the government and a good basis for strengthening the relations of the two countries.
Helen McEntee, left, and Ana Brnabic
Brnabic pointed out that Serbia is determined to implement the necessary reforms, and speed up the process of joining the European Union in the coming months and years.
She said that the government in the previous period took some bold steps in order to achieve macroeconomic and fiscal stability.
The Prime Minister singled out as the most important tasks for the next period the work on infrastructure projects, public administration reform, as well as education reform.
McEntee stressed that Serbia's progress towards the European Union has a secure prospect of accession that can be expected by a country dedicated to European integration and difficult reforms.
She encouraged Serbia to continue reform processes, primarily in the area of the rule of law and the fight against corruption, assessing that joining the European Union is the best way to achieve the goals and values that Serbia aspires to.
McEntee pointed to the importance of continuing the dialogue with Pristina, stressing that this is an important condition for the stability of the region.
Brnabic expressed her gratitude for the continued support of Ireland in the field of European integration of Serbia, with the belief that it will continue in the future.
She said that the government in the previous period took some bold steps in order to achieve macroeconomic and fiscal stability.
The Prime Minister singled out as the most important tasks for the next period the work on infrastructure projects, public administration reform, as well as education reform.
McEntee stressed that Serbia's progress towards the European Union has a secure prospect of accession that can be expected by a country dedicated to European integration and difficult reforms.
She encouraged Serbia to continue reform processes, primarily in the area of the rule of law and the fight against corruption, assessing that joining the European Union is the best way to achieve the goals and values that Serbia aspires to.
McEntee pointed to the importance of continuing the dialogue with Pristina, stressing that this is an important condition for the stability of the region.
Brnabic expressed her gratitude for the continued support of Ireland in the field of European integration of Serbia, with the belief that it will continue in the future.
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