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Kostunica to present Serbia’s stands on future status of Kosovo in UN Security Council session on April 3
Belgrade,
30 March 2007
The state negotiating team for the future status of Kosovo-Metohija decided in a meeting today that Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica would present Serbia’s positions on the future status of Kosovo-Metohija in UN Security Council session on April 3.
Author:
Fonet
In a meeting that was presided over by President Boris Tadic, members of the team agreed that intensive diplomatic activities should be continued in order to defend Serbia’s state interests in Kosovo-Metohija.
The negotiating team also discussed reports on activities of its members in a meeting March 10 in Vienna.
It was concluded that in the course of numerous meetings, members of the negotiating team disputed both the UN Special Envoy Martti Ahtisaari’s Comprehensive Proposal for Kosovo Status Settlement and its accompanying report, which was recently submitted to UN Secretary General.
The meeting looked at further concrete moves of the negotiating team to be taken following the upcoming UN Security Council session, scheduled for April 3.
The state negotiating team condemned numerous terrorist acts committed by ethnic Albanian extremists in the last few days in Kosovo-Metohija and warned all who are responsible for maintaining peace and order in the province that such incidents must not be disregarded, but instead all necessary measures be taken to prevent them and discover and punish the perpetrators, reads the statement.
The negotiating team also discussed reports on activities of its members in a meeting March 10 in Vienna.
It was concluded that in the course of numerous meetings, members of the negotiating team disputed both the UN Special Envoy Martti Ahtisaari’s Comprehensive Proposal for Kosovo Status Settlement and its accompanying report, which was recently submitted to UN Secretary General.
The meeting looked at further concrete moves of the negotiating team to be taken following the upcoming UN Security Council session, scheduled for April 3.
The state negotiating team condemned numerous terrorist acts committed by ethnic Albanian extremists in the last few days in Kosovo-Metohija and warned all who are responsible for maintaining peace and order in the province that such incidents must not be disregarded, but instead all necessary measures be taken to prevent them and discover and punish the perpetrators, reads the statement.
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