Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic received a joint letter from EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security and European Commission Vice President Josep Borel, European Commissioner for Trade Phil Hogan and European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement Oliver Varhelyi, addressed to Western Balkans foreign ministers.
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EU committed to supporting Western Balkans in fight against COVID-19
Belgrade,
28 April 2020
The joint letter confirms the lifting of restrictions on exports of medical equipment from the European Union to the Western Balkans.
It also states that the European Union is fully committed to international cooperation and to continuing to assist the most vulnerable countries around the world, especially the Western Balkan countries, as their closest partners.
The Commission, as pointed out, made a proposal to amend the procedure for obtaining export licences in accordance with our needs, as it reduces the range of products for which a license is required, while exempting it from the Western Balkans procedure.
The government website brings the letter in full.
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