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Formation of Community of Serb Municipalities of greatest importance for Serbia
Belgrade,
5 April 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Director for South Central European Affairs at U.S. Department of State Matthew Palmer about bilateral relations of the two countries, European integration of Serbia and the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue.
Brnabic voiced a strong protest over the arrest of Director of the Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric and attacks on Serbian officials, civilians and journalists by the Pristina police.
She also pointed out that Serbia expects the international community to condemn the violence of the Pristina security forces.
Palmer said that the supreme interest of the United States is to preserve peace, stability and security of the Western Balkans region.
He voiced concern over the recent incidents in Kosovo-Metohija and stressed the importance of continuing the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina under the auspices of the European Union.
According to him, implementation of the Brussels Agreement and dialogue is the only way to find a constructive solution.
The Prime Minister recalled that Serbia has fulfilled all the obligations from the Brussels Agreement and also expects Pristina to do so.
Brnabic once again stressed the importance of forming the Community of Serb Municipalities and added that Belgrade is ready to continue dialogue with Pristina.
Palmer pointed out that the United States is keen to continue the positive dynamics of bilateral relations with Serbia.
According to him, the vision of Serbia and the United States is the same, and that is a stable and prosperous Serbia in the European Union.
She also pointed out that Serbia expects the international community to condemn the violence of the Pristina security forces.
Palmer said that the supreme interest of the United States is to preserve peace, stability and security of the Western Balkans region.
He voiced concern over the recent incidents in Kosovo-Metohija and stressed the importance of continuing the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina under the auspices of the European Union.
According to him, implementation of the Brussels Agreement and dialogue is the only way to find a constructive solution.
The Prime Minister recalled that Serbia has fulfilled all the obligations from the Brussels Agreement and also expects Pristina to do so.
Brnabic once again stressed the importance of forming the Community of Serb Municipalities and added that Belgrade is ready to continue dialogue with Pristina.
Palmer pointed out that the United States is keen to continue the positive dynamics of bilateral relations with Serbia.
According to him, the vision of Serbia and the United States is the same, and that is a stable and prosperous Serbia in the European Union.
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