Belgrade, 26 Dec 2018 – Prime Minister Ana Brnabic agreed with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Romania Teodor Meleșcanu that the two countries are linked by traditional friendship.
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Solid links with neighbours condition for stability, economic development
Belgrade,
26 December 2018
Brnabic pointed out that Serbia is aware of the fact that the condition of stability, progress and economic development is a solid link with its neighburs, among which Romania takes a significant place, expressing gratitude to the country for its support.
Meleşkanu said that Romania will continue to support the European integration of Serbia, adding that one of the most important topics during the presidency of Romania to the Council of the European Union in 2019 will be the enlargement of the European Union to the countries of the Western Balkans.
He emphasised that Romania will also continue to support the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Serbia and the continuation of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, believing that resolving the issue of Kosovo is essential for the stability of the region.
Commenting Pristina's decision to increase the tax on imports of goods from central Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina to 100%, Brnabic reiterated that Belgrade will not return to the dialogue until the withdrawal of this measure, which is a violation of the CEFTA agreement, but also all agreements reached by the Brussels agreement.
Meleşkanu stressed that Romania wants even better economic relations and development of regional cooperation with Serbia, as an important partner in the region, and expressed his satisfaction with the latest indicators of significant growth in commodity exchange.
The officials estimated that the quadrilateral meeting of Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece, held in Belgrade this month, is very important for improving the cooperation of these four countries, but also for promoting stability, security and development in the region.
Also, they emphasised the importance of the construction of the Belgrade-Timisoara highway and the reconstruction and modernisation of the railway infrastructure between the two countries.
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