Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic and Minister of the Interior of North Macedonia Oliver Spasovski signed today in Belgrade an agreement on the establishment of joint controls at the Presevo-Tabanovci border crossing, which will enable faster flow of passengers and goods.
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Faster flow of people, goods between Serbia, North Macedonia
Belgrade,
12 July 2019
The initiative for signing the Agreement last year came from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Prime Minister of North Macedonia Zoran Zaev, and today it received a formal framework.
Stefanovic stressed that this agreement will allow citizens of Serbia and North Macedonia, but also all those who transit through the territory of our states, to reach their destinations more efficiently, faster and more economically.
He stressed that this will help the faster development of the economy of our countries, and added that the working groups of the interior ministries of the two countries will continue to work on considering locations where new border crossings can be opened.
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