First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic will represent Serbia at today's session of the United Nations Security Council, which will discuss the Report of the Secretary General on UNMIK work.
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Dacic to represent Serbia at UN Security Council session
Belgrade,
7 February 2019
In addition to advocating for maintaining the regular dynamics and format of the UN SC meetings on UNMIK's work, as well as supporting the work of this mission to an unlimited extent and with an unchanged mandate, Dacic will present a review of UN Secretary-General's reports on the work of UNMIK.
In addition, he will outline Serbia's assessment of the current situation in Kosovo-Metohija, especially in the context of a number of provocative and unilateral moves of Pristina in the previous period, as well as the increased number of attacks on Serbs and their property in the province.
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