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Labus to visit Brussels on February 1-3
Belgrade,
30 January 2006
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and head of the Serbian team for negotiations with the EU Miroljub Labus will visit Brussels on February 1-3, where he will meet with EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn, NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer and several EU representatives.
Miroljub Labus
Labus's forthcoming visit to Brussels has attracted great attention, proven by the high level of meetings and their number. Labus will meet Vice-President of the European Commission and European Commissioner for Justice, Freedom and Security Franco Frattini, European Commissioner for Foreign Affairs Benita Ferrero-Waldner and Head of the European Parliament delegation for South-East Europe Doris Pack.
Labus will also meet the Head of the European Commission Enlargement Directorate-General Michael Leigh and Head of the European Commission Directorate for Western Balkans Reinhard Priebe, as well as ambassadors of Austria, which currently presides over the EU, and Finland, the next country to take the presidency. The officials will discuss the future course of negotiations between Serbia and the EU, visa regimes and possible relaxations, as well as EU enlargement strategy towards countries of the Western Balkans.
During his stay in Brussels, Labus will meet representatives of the European People's Party, the largest group in the European Parliament, and participate in the round-table discussion themed "Serbia and the EU – Challenges and Perspectives", organised by the Conrad Adenauer Foundation.
On his visit to Brussels, Labus will be accompanied by Director of the Serbian EU Integration Office Tanja Miscevic.
Labus will also meet the Head of the European Commission Enlargement Directorate-General Michael Leigh and Head of the European Commission Directorate for Western Balkans Reinhard Priebe, as well as ambassadors of Austria, which currently presides over the EU, and Finland, the next country to take the presidency. The officials will discuss the future course of negotiations between Serbia and the EU, visa regimes and possible relaxations, as well as EU enlargement strategy towards countries of the Western Balkans.
During his stay in Brussels, Labus will meet representatives of the European People's Party, the largest group in the European Parliament, and participate in the round-table discussion themed "Serbia and the EU – Challenges and Perspectives", organised by the Conrad Adenauer Foundation.
On his visit to Brussels, Labus will be accompanied by Director of the Serbian EU Integration Office Tanja Miscevic.
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