Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that it can be said that the conditions for the continuation of the dialogue have been met, if in the next few days goods enter Kosovo-Metohija from central Serbia, without any new tariffs and any other barriers.
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Belgrade committed to continuing dialogue with Pristina as soon as possible
Arilje,
7 June 2020
Brnabic, who is visiting Arilje, pointed out, answering questions by journalists, that Belgrade has no problem sitting at the negotiating table.
We really want and it is in our interest for the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina to continue as soon as possible, the Prime Minister said.
She also welcomed the news that the conditions for opening the border of Montenegro with Serbia have been met.
I knew that the conditions for opening the border would be met, because it is important for their tourism, and also because the reason that was set not to open the borders for the citizens of Serbia was political and had nothing to do with health issues, Brnabic said.
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