First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia Ivica Dacic spoke today with Secretary General of the Organisation for Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) Lazar Comanescu about the current situation within that organisation.
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Serbia's willingness to contribute to solving issues of importance to BSEC
Belgrade,
7 December 2022
The officials also discussed the possibilities of overcoming the existing challenges, in the spirit of good cooperation and constructiveness, especially in connection with the issue of the presidency.
Dacic reiterated Serbia's readiness to contribute to the resolution of all important issues, including the presidency of the organisation in 2023, through its active engagement within BSEC, as before, stressing the necessity of dialogue and cooperation of all its members.
Comanescu expressed gratitude for the constructive attitude of Serbia, and emphasized that the Secretariat of the Organization is ready to reach constructive solutions in close consultation with our side, as well as that returning BSEC to its original activities is in the interest of all its members.
Author:
msp.gov.rs
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