Prime Minister Ana Brnabic today spoke with Ambassador of Great Britain to Serbia Denis Keefe about the process of European integration of Serbia, the continuation of dialogue with Pristina, the development of e-government, media strategy and cooperation in the field of fight against corruption.
Brnabic expressed her gratitude to Ambassador Keefe for investing funds from the UK Government's Good Governance Fund, which is the largest bilateral donor in this field, and which provides support to Serbia to achieve exceptional results in the development of e-Government.
She highlighted the importance of the recently launched joint project “Digital Transformation in Serbia”, which will be implemented by the UNDP.
When it comes to the media strategy, the Prime Minister stated that dialogue with media associations is regularly taking place, expressing gratitude for the support given to the process by the Delegation of the European Union in Serbia, the Embassy of Norway, the OSCE, Konrad Adenauer Foundation and other important partners.
She underlined that the government will remain open for permanent dialogue with media representatives and hopes that the work on the media strategy will be completed by the end of this year.
Ambassador Keefe reflected on the recently held summit in London, which, he said, was very successful and another confirmation that the lasting stability of the Western Balkans is in Great Britain’s interest.
The Belgrade-Pristina dialogue must result in a compromise, the Prime Minister said, and stressed that frozen conflict is not a good solution. Pristina has to respect the Brussels agreement and fulfil all the commitments from this document, the Brnabic underlined.
Ambassador Keefe agreed that the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina is the only way to reach a solution for the future.
