First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic stated today that Serbia is striving to lead a proactive, clearly profiled and designed foreign policy that contributes to our better positioning on the regional, European and wider international plan.
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Serbia gives active contribution to world stability
Belgrade,
19 February 2019
Addressing the Forum for Strategic Studies of the Institute of Social Sciences, Dacic stressed that Serbia's foreign policy goals include preserving the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country, continuing the negotiation process with the EU and achieving full membership in the near future.
These goals also include the development of bilateral relations with leading international actors as well as with all other countries in the world, the preservation of peace and stability in the region, good neighbourly relations and military neutrality, Dacic underlined.
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Author: mfa.gov.rs
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