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Solution for Kosovo must not be imposed
Belgrade,
9 November 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said today after meeting with Greek Minister of Defence Evagelos Meimerakis that the solution for the future status of Kosovo-Metohija must be based on fundamental principles of international law, primarily the UN Charter that guarantees preservation of sovereignty and territorial integrity of states.
The Prime Minister said that the solution for Kosovo-Metohija must not be imposed as that way it would not be a solution, noting that agreement between Belgrade and Pristina must be reached.
Kostunica stated that only a sustainable solution can guarantee stability in the region.
Meimerakis said that Greece opposes any imposed solution for Kosovo-Metohija and is against setting deadlines for reaching an agreement.
He noted that it is necessary to come up with a sustainable solution for Kosovo-Metohija, also taking into account stability in the region.
Kostunica and Meimerakis concluded that Serbia and Greece cherish very good and friendly relations and stressed that the agreement between the two defence ministries signed today will improve cooperation in that field.
Kostunica stated that only a sustainable solution can guarantee stability in the region.
Meimerakis said that Greece opposes any imposed solution for Kosovo-Metohija and is against setting deadlines for reaching an agreement.
He noted that it is necessary to come up with a sustainable solution for Kosovo-Metohija, also taking into account stability in the region.
Kostunica and Meimerakis concluded that Serbia and Greece cherish very good and friendly relations and stressed that the agreement between the two defence ministries signed today will improve cooperation in that field.
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