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Cyprus supports European road of Serbia
Belgrade,
10 May 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic assessed today with President of the Republic of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiadis that the relations of the two countries are based on solid friendship, historical closeness and solidarity of the two peoples as well as full understanding and mutual support in protecting important national interests.
Brnabic stressed that full membership in the European Union is a strategic priority for Serbia, and that our country appreciates Cyprus' unquestioned support to our European integration.
Anastasiadis reiterated that Cyprus has a principled position on the preservation of sovereignty and territorial integrity of Serbia.
He stressed that Cyprus will continue to support the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina with the full implementation of the Brussels Agreement.
Brnabic expressed her gratitude for the principled position of Cyprus, and stressed that Serbia supports and hopes to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Cyprus problem, while respecting all relevant United Nations resolutions.
The officials agreed on the need to use all possible potentials for expansion and deepening of mutual economic-trade cooperation.
Anastasiadis reiterated that Cyprus has a principled position on the preservation of sovereignty and territorial integrity of Serbia.
He stressed that Cyprus will continue to support the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina with the full implementation of the Brussels Agreement.
Brnabic expressed her gratitude for the principled position of Cyprus, and stressed that Serbia supports and hopes to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Cyprus problem, while respecting all relevant United Nations resolutions.
The officials agreed on the need to use all possible potentials for expansion and deepening of mutual economic-trade cooperation.
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