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All relevant factors reach consensus on new Serbian constitution
Belgrade,
25 September 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica stressed today in a meeting with President of the Constitutional Council of France Pierre Mazeaud that Serbia is close to passing the new constitution and noted that all relevant factors in the country have reached consensus on the new constitution.
Kostunica expressed the firm belief that a great majority of voters will support Serbia’s new constitution.
The President of the Constitutional Council of France said that Serbia and France nourish traditionally friendly relations and recalled that the Constitutional Council of France has a very good cooperation with the Serbian Constitutional Court.
The President of the Constitutional Council of France said that Serbia and France nourish traditionally friendly relations and recalled that the Constitutional Council of France has a very good cooperation with the Serbian Constitutional Court.
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