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Dacic at Summit on Western Balkans in London
Belgrade,
8 July 2018
First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic will take part in a meeting of foreign ministers at the Summit on the Western Balkans on 9 July.
At the summit, besides the foreign ministers of the Western Balkans, EU member states participating in the "Berlin Process" will also participate (Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Poland, Slovenia and Croatia).
The meeting of foreign ministers will consist of two parts - panel discussion with young people from the Western Balkans (Question Time) and plenary sessions.
Within the framework of the plenary ministerial session, the First Deputy Prime Minister will present the priorities of the Republic of Serbia in regional cooperation, as well as the facts on the progress made in the reform processes and the progress of the Republic of Serbia on the path of European integration.
Dacic will also attend the initialing of the Agreement on the seat of the Secretariat of the Transport Community, which is one of the concrete results achieved after the last year's Western Balkan Summit in Trieste. During his stay in London, on the sidelines of the summit, the first deputy prime minister will have numerous bilateral meetings, according to a statement from the Foreign Ministry.
The meeting of foreign ministers will consist of two parts - panel discussion with young people from the Western Balkans (Question Time) and plenary sessions.
Within the framework of the plenary ministerial session, the First Deputy Prime Minister will present the priorities of the Republic of Serbia in regional cooperation, as well as the facts on the progress made in the reform processes and the progress of the Republic of Serbia on the path of European integration.
Dacic will also attend the initialing of the Agreement on the seat of the Secretariat of the Transport Community, which is one of the concrete results achieved after the last year's Western Balkan Summit in Trieste. During his stay in London, on the sidelines of the summit, the first deputy prime minister will have numerous bilateral meetings, according to a statement from the Foreign Ministry.
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