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Serbia, Montenegro sign protocol on diplomatic relations
Belgrade,
23 June 2006
Serbian and Montenegrin Ministers of Foreign Affairs Vuk Draskovic and Miodrag Vlahovic signed yesterday in Belgrade a protocol on establishing diplomatic relations between Serbia and Montenegro at the ambassador level.
Miodrag Vlahovic, left, and Vuk Draskovic sign protocol
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Fonet
After the signing, Draskovic and Vlahovic announced that embassies will soon be opened in Belgrade and Podgorica on a completely reciprocal basis.
They also said that Serbian and Montenegrin cultural centres might open in Belgrade and Podgorica.
They added that during the talks ahead of the signing of the protocol, Draskovic and Vlahovic had agreed on all most important issues regarding the future relations between the two countries.
Draskovic and Vlahovic specified that once diplomatic relations are established, citizens of Serbia and Montenegro will continue crossing the border with only their personal identification cards, adding that they hope that trade between Serbia and Montenegro will be completely liberalised and the circulation of goods and services free.
They also said that Serbian and Montenegrin cultural centres might open in Belgrade and Podgorica.
They added that during the talks ahead of the signing of the protocol, Draskovic and Vlahovic had agreed on all most important issues regarding the future relations between the two countries.
Draskovic and Vlahovic specified that once diplomatic relations are established, citizens of Serbia and Montenegro will continue crossing the border with only their personal identification cards, adding that they hope that trade between Serbia and Montenegro will be completely liberalised and the circulation of goods and services free.
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