First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic spoke today with Minister of the Interior of the Federal Republic of Germany Nancy Faeser about the challenges of irregular migration on the Western Balkan route and the fight against people smuggling.
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Serbia continues to take measures to combat irregular migrations
Belgrade,
29 November 2023
Dacic, recalling the constructive role of Serbia during the migrant crisis in 2015, emphasised that our country will continue to take the necessary measures in order to remain a reliable partner to Germany and other EU member states in combating irregular migration, through among other things, further aligning of its visa policy with the visa policy of the Union.
Faeser reiterated Germany's support for reform efforts that bring Serbia closer to membership in the European Union, as its strategic goal.
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