First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today that the new position of Antigua and Barbuda on Kosovo-Metohija is that this country will respect the results of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue.
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Antigua and Barbuda to accept results of Belgrade-Pristina dialogue
Belgrade,
22 February 2020
At a joint press conference with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Trade of Antigua and Barbuda Chet Greene, Dacic recalled that this country did not vote for Kosovo's admission to Interpol, although some of the previous governments of this Caribbean state had recognised Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence.
He compared this position to the frozen decisions on recognition of Kosovo’s independence made by Egypt, Peru and the Dominican Republic.
Greene said that his country will respect the integrity and sovereignty of Serbia and the results of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue.
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Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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