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Papua New Guinea annuls decision on recognition of Kosovo independence
Subotica,
5 July 2018
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today that Papua New Guinea has annulled its decision from October 2012 on recognition of Kosovo as an independent state.
At a press conference held in Subotica during the marking of the first year of work of the current Serbian government, Dacic said that this is the sixth country to withdraw recognition, pointing to the fact that these six countries have an area of 800,000 square kilometres and 25 million inhabitants.
He added that Serbia does not fight against Pristina, but against those who support Kosovo, against its mentors and patrons.
He added that Serbia does not fight against Pristina, but against those who support Kosovo, against its mentors and patrons.
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