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Fighting crime will be efficient only if all countries cooperate
Loutraki,
8 February 2006
Serbian Minister of Justice Zoran Stojkovic today attended a meeting of ministers of justice and interior affairs of the countries of southeastern Europe held in Loutraki, Greece. He stated that it was agreed that crime jeopardises the foundations of the society and state and can only be crushed by a well-organised and synchronised move of all countries, and not only those in the region.
Zoran Stankovic
Author:
Tanjug
In a statement to the Tanjug news agency, Stojkovic said that the meeting looked at terrorism, human trafficking, corruption, organised crime and money laundering.
"We agreed that there has been considerable progress in legislation and that standards should be efficiently applied, which means joint bodies should be established, that is courts and prosecution offices, as well as the police", and added that this is the only way to fight crime successfully.
He stressed that this is very important for Serbia's further approach towards the EU, adding that an agreement on cooperation was signed with the Albanian Ministry of Justice yesterday and another one is to be signed with the Greek Ministry tomorrow.
Stojkovic attended several bilateral meetings of extreme importance for this problem and for finding the solution to it, concludes the statement.
"We agreed that there has been considerable progress in legislation and that standards should be efficiently applied, which means joint bodies should be established, that is courts and prosecution offices, as well as the police", and added that this is the only way to fight crime successfully.
He stressed that this is very important for Serbia's further approach towards the EU, adding that an agreement on cooperation was signed with the Albanian Ministry of Justice yesterday and another one is to be signed with the Greek Ministry tomorrow.
Stojkovic attended several bilateral meetings of extreme importance for this problem and for finding the solution to it, concludes the statement.
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