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Joint fight against organised crime and terrorism
Karadjordjevo,
16 October 2006
Heads of states of southeastern Europe adopted today after a meeting in Karadjordjevo the Declaration on the importance of the joint fight against organised crime and terrorism, which is a necessary condition for the safety of each individual country and the region as a whole.
From left: Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic, Croatian President Stjepan Mesic, Albanian President Alfred Moisiu, Serbian President Boris Tadic, member of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina Borislav Paravac and Macedonian President Branko Crvenkovsk
Author:
Tanjug
The Declaration states that organised crime and terrorism are a global security threat to which countries of southeastern Europe are largely exposed because of the process of consolidation of stability in the region.
Together with organised crime, as one of the main sources of financing and a means for destabilisation of states, terrorism is the most dangerous threat to peace, stability and democratic development of this region, the Declaration adds.
Serbian President Boris Tadic said at a joint press conference held with other participants in the meeting that an expert team of the region representatives will be formed soon, which will coordinate all activities on fighting organised crime and global terrorism with competent institutions of the European Union.
Tadic voiced satisfaction with the work and results of the agreement in Karadjordjevo and added that the next summit will be held in Macedonia.
Together with organised crime, as one of the main sources of financing and a means for destabilisation of states, terrorism is the most dangerous threat to peace, stability and democratic development of this region, the Declaration adds.
Serbian President Boris Tadic said at a joint press conference held with other participants in the meeting that an expert team of the region representatives will be formed soon, which will coordinate all activities on fighting organised crime and global terrorism with competent institutions of the European Union.
Tadic voiced satisfaction with the work and results of the agreement in Karadjordjevo and added that the next summit will be held in Macedonia.
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