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First talks on visa relaxations might start in November
Belgrade,
13 November 2006
Director of the Serbian government's EU Integration Office Tanja Miscevic said late yesterday that first concrete talks on visa relaxations for Serbian citizens might begin in November, if EU foreign ministers decide so at today's meeting in Brussels.
Upon leaving for Brussels, Miscevic said in a statement to reporters that she hopes that EU foreign ministers will adopt mandates for negotiations with Serbia and other countries in the region on easier issuing of visas.
The expected visa relaxations will not apply to all citizens of Serbia, but to students, experts, scientists, researchers, civil servants and diplomats, as well as representatives of the business community.
The expected visa relaxations will not apply to all citizens of Serbia, but to students, experts, scientists, researchers, civil servants and diplomats, as well as representatives of the business community.
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