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Gratitude to Germany for support to European integration of Serbia
Belgrade,
14 February 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic expressed gratitude to German Minister of Foreign Affairs Sigmar Gabriel for the support that this country provides to Serbia in the process of joining the European Union.
Brnabic underlined that Germany's commitment to stabilising the circumstances and integration processes in the Western Balkans, as well as to the clear European perspective of the region, has been confirmed through the support it provides to Serbia and through initiatives such as the Berlin Process.
The Prime Minister reiterated that full membership in the European Union is a strategic goal of Serbia, which is making great efforts in order to be recognised in the Western Balkans region as a reliable, responsible and consistent partner.
Gabriel welcomed the decision of EU member states to adopt the Enlargement Strategy for the Western Balkans.
He stressed that it is necessary to continue the process of economic reforms that the Serbian government has been implementing successfully and emphasised the importance of further strengthening of the rule of law.
The Prime Minister of Serbia stated that Serbia is ready to continue dialogue with Pristina and voiced hope that the Pristina side will in the future approach constructively the implementation of the Brussels Agreement in all agreed segments.
At the meeting it was agreed that the economic relations of Serbia and Germany are very good, with great potential for further development.
Minister Gabriel voiced hope that Prime Minister Brnabic will visit Germany soon, which would be very important for further promotion of bilateral relations of the two countries.
The Prime Minister reiterated that full membership in the European Union is a strategic goal of Serbia, which is making great efforts in order to be recognised in the Western Balkans region as a reliable, responsible and consistent partner.
Gabriel welcomed the decision of EU member states to adopt the Enlargement Strategy for the Western Balkans.
He stressed that it is necessary to continue the process of economic reforms that the Serbian government has been implementing successfully and emphasised the importance of further strengthening of the rule of law.
The Prime Minister of Serbia stated that Serbia is ready to continue dialogue with Pristina and voiced hope that the Pristina side will in the future approach constructively the implementation of the Brussels Agreement in all agreed segments.
At the meeting it was agreed that the economic relations of Serbia and Germany are very good, with great potential for further development.
Minister Gabriel voiced hope that Prime Minister Brnabic will visit Germany soon, which would be very important for further promotion of bilateral relations of the two countries.
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