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Serbia-Montenegro advocates full respect for Dayton Accord
Belgrade,
21 March 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica today said at the meeting with President of Republika Srpska Dragan Cavic, that Serbia-Montenegro, as a signatory of the Dayton Accord, advocates its full respect. He added that all possible changes in Bosnia-Herzegovina must be in line with the principles and in the sprit of the Dayton Accord.
Kostunica and Cavic agreed that it is necessary to boost economic cooperation between Serbia and Republika Srpska. In that respect, a delegation of the Serbian government and businessmen from Serbia will soon visit Banjaluka.
The two officials also discussed the suit brought by Bosnia-Herzegovina against Serbia-Montenegro at the court in the Hague. They agreed that the case is unfounded and legally questionable, because it was not filed in line with the Constitution of BosniaـHerzegovina, which is the reason why legal action has been brought in front of the Constitutional Court.
The two officials also discussed the suit brought by Bosnia-Herzegovina against Serbia-Montenegro at the court in the Hague. They agreed that the case is unfounded and legally questionable, because it was not filed in line with the Constitution of BosniaـHerzegovina, which is the reason why legal action has been brought in front of the Constitutional Court.
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