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Full membership in EU Serbia's foreign policy priority

Belgrade / Berlin, 3 March 2021

Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selakovic began his official visit to Berlin by addressing the EU Committee of the German Bundestag, where he said that Serbia, whose foreign policy priority is full EU membership, remains committed to dialogue with Pristina, under the auspices of the Union.

Selakovic pointed out that the issue of Kosovo and Metohija is a topic of the greatest importance, not only for Serbia, but also for preserving peace and stability in the entire region, adding that the lack of trust is a significant problem in the negotiation process.

The Minister said that Serbia insists that what is agreed within the dialogue – must be strictly and without exception implemented, reminding that Belgrade has done a lot so far, while Pristina has refused to apply the part concerning the establishment of the Community for 2,874 days. Serbian municipalities.

He pointed out that Serbia strives to preserve its Orthodox cultural heritage in the area of Kosovo and Metohija, which is of immeasurable importance for the whole of Christianity.

The Minister pointed out that Serbia highly appreciates the support that Germany continuously provides to the EU enlargement policy and the importance it attaches to the region of the Western Balkans.

He also pointed out that the EU is the number one economic and economic partner of Serbia – we export the most to the EU, and we import even more from it, most investments come from the EU, and a large number of students study in the EU.

That is why our position is clear, we want full membership in the Union and we need your help in order to complete and speed up the accession process, Selakovic emphasised.