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Serbia's EU accession very important for future of the region
Belgrade,
17 July 2007
Serbian Minister of Labour and Social Policy Rasim Ljajic and Austrian Minister of Defence Norbert Darabos agreed today that the process of Serbia's EU accession is of great importance for the future of the region.
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Fonet
Ljajic thanked Darabos for Austrian support to Serbia in that process.
Ljajic, who is also president of the National Council for Cooperation with ICTY, said that problems which Serbia has are the resolution of the future status of Kosovo-Metohija and completion of cooperation with the ICTY.
Ljajic said that solution to the Kosovo problem must be based on compromise which would be equally acceptable to both sides.
Speaking about cooperation with the Hague tribunal, the minister said that it has been intensified lately and that there is a clear political will to complete it as soon as possible by arresting the remaining Hague indictees.
The collocutors agreed that resolution of those issues in a satisfying manner would enable Serbia to become leader of the region and a member of the family of European nations, where it belongs.
Ljajic, who is also president of the National Council for Cooperation with ICTY, said that problems which Serbia has are the resolution of the future status of Kosovo-Metohija and completion of cooperation with the ICTY.
Ljajic said that solution to the Kosovo problem must be based on compromise which would be equally acceptable to both sides.
Speaking about cooperation with the Hague tribunal, the minister said that it has been intensified lately and that there is a clear political will to complete it as soon as possible by arresting the remaining Hague indictees.
The collocutors agreed that resolution of those issues in a satisfying manner would enable Serbia to become leader of the region and a member of the family of European nations, where it belongs.
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