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Serbian, Montenegrin officials meet to define relations with international financial organisations
Belgrade,
13 June 2006
Representatives of Serbia and Montenegro talked today at the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) on regulating relations with international financial institutions.
According to a statement from the NBS, Governor Radovan Jelasic and Serbian Minister of Finance Mladjan Dinkic with associates and president of the Montenegrin Central Bank Ljubisa Krgovic and Montenegrin Minister of Finance Igor Luksic with associates discussed all open issues related to financial rights and obligations of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and will inform both governments on presented stands.
The officials agreed to continue talks next week and noted that both states will continue to fulfill their obligations to international financial organisations, the statement added.
The officials agreed to continue talks next week and noted that both states will continue to fulfill their obligations to international financial organisations, the statement added.
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