Prime Minister Ana Brnabic met with representatives of the Serbian People's Council of Dubrovnik-Neretva County, who met her with the position of the Serbian national minority in Dubrovnik and this part of Croatia.
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Important for Serbia that position of Serbian national minority in Croatia improves
Belgrade/Dubrovnik,
11 April 2019
As one of the problems, they pointed out the lack of legal regulations on the position of minorities in Croatia and emphasised that this greatly complicates their functioning and the exercise of rights.
The officials emphasised that it would be important to improve cooperation in the field of culture, especially in the part relating to education, so that children living in the area could learn the Serbian language.
The Prime Minister pointed out that this is an important meeting and that the promotion of the position of the Serbian national minority in Croatia is an extremely important matter for Serbia.
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