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Government committed to stability in Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
12 February 2018
Director of the Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric and French Ambassador to Serbia Frederic Mondoloni agreed today that there is a positive trend in the bilateral relations of the two countries.
Djuric and Mondoloni expressed hope that after the meeting of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and French President Emmanuel Macron, there will be a great future ahead of French-Serbian relations.
Djuric briefed Ambassador Mondoloni on the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, pointing out that Belgrade largely fulfilled all obligations arising from the Brussels dialogue, while, on the other hand, not even five years after the signing of the Brussels agreement has Pristina started implementing the agreement on the establishment of the Community of Serbian Municipalities.
The topics of the discussion were the political, security and socio-economic situation in Kosovo-Metohija, and Djuric informed his interlocutors about the results of the work of the Serbian government in the province, which, according to him, are the most visible in the construction of houses, apartments, schools, kindergartens , hospitals, health centres and clinics, cultural centres, restoration of religious and cultural heritage, as well as continuous agricultural, economic, social and legal assistance to the Serbian people in the province.
The Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija, as well as the Serbian government, are sincerely interested in stability in the province and are ready to respond to all the challenges in the province through a dialogue with Pristina, according to the statement of the Office of Kosovo-Metohija.
Djuric briefed Ambassador Mondoloni on the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, pointing out that Belgrade largely fulfilled all obligations arising from the Brussels dialogue, while, on the other hand, not even five years after the signing of the Brussels agreement has Pristina started implementing the agreement on the establishment of the Community of Serbian Municipalities.
The topics of the discussion were the political, security and socio-economic situation in Kosovo-Metohija, and Djuric informed his interlocutors about the results of the work of the Serbian government in the province, which, according to him, are the most visible in the construction of houses, apartments, schools, kindergartens , hospitals, health centres and clinics, cultural centres, restoration of religious and cultural heritage, as well as continuous agricultural, economic, social and legal assistance to the Serbian people in the province.
The Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija, as well as the Serbian government, are sincerely interested in stability in the province and are ready to respond to all the challenges in the province through a dialogue with Pristina, according to the statement of the Office of Kosovo-Metohija.
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