Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today in Berlin, on the sidelines of the Berlin Process Summit, with Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland James Cleverly.
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Joint efforts to preserve stability in the Western Balkans
Belgrade/Berlin,
3 November 2022
The conversation focused on bilateral relations and joint efforts to preserve stability in the Western Balkans region.
Prime Minister Brnabic, who leads the Serbian delegation at the Berlin Process Summit, was welcomed by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz this morning.
Scholz, opening the summit, emphasised that a common future without borders is crucial for the Western Balkans, adding that the stability of the region cannot be viewed separately from the stability of Europe.
The Berlin Process, an initiative that supports regional cooperation in the Western Balkans and complements the European Union's enlargement policy, was launched by the Federal Republic of Germany at the Summit in Berlin in 2014.
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