Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today, at the meeting of the main group of the Munich Security Conference, that a compromise solution for Kosovo- Metohija is the key to stability and security in the region, as well as a crucial factor for economic prospects and prosperity of all citizens of the region.
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Sustainable solution for Kosovo should be found through dialogue
Belgrade/Minsk,
31 October 2018
Brnabic is attending the meeting in Minsk at the invitation of Wolfgang Ischinger, who chairs the conference whose topic is the current regional and global security situation.
Belgrade is committed to dialogue and finding a compromise through dialogue, the Prime Minister reiterated, adding that this is not a simple process, and that dialogue is the only way to establish a long-term sustainable solution.
The Prime Minister stressed that dialogue in general is difficult and complicated, which makes it important for us not to make this process more difficult by setting up red lines and underlined that Germany's support in this respect is important.
Later in the day Brnabic will hold separate meetings with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and Prime Minister Siarhiej Rumas.
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