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Fifth round of technical negotiations on SAA on September 10 in Brussels
Belgrade,
7 September 2007
Head of the Serbian government's EU Integration Office Tanja Miscevic announced today that negotiations on the conclusion of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement between the EU and Serbia will be continued on September 10 in Brussels.
Miscevic said in a statement to the Beta news agency that during the fifth round of technical negotiations a final conclusion should be reached on trade concessions for primary and processed agricultural products.
Protocol 2 that regulates trade of wine and alcoholic beverages between Serbia and the EU will also be discussed, as well as Protocol 4 on ground traffic.
She said that the Serbian delegation will be led by Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic, and the delegation of the European Commission by the chief negotiator and head of the Directorate for Western Balkans at the Directorate-General for EU Enlargement Pierre Mirel.
Miscevic voiced hope that this will be the last round of negotiations and that the tecnical part of the Agreement will be signed.
She said that the Enhanced Permanent Dialogue will hold a meeting with the EU in Belgrade next week, at which issues related to justice, freedom and safety will be discussed.
She voiced hope that after that meeting there will be talks about putting Serbia on the white Schengen list.
Protocol 2 that regulates trade of wine and alcoholic beverages between Serbia and the EU will also be discussed, as well as Protocol 4 on ground traffic.
She said that the Serbian delegation will be led by Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic, and the delegation of the European Commission by the chief negotiator and head of the Directorate for Western Balkans at the Directorate-General for EU Enlargement Pierre Mirel.
Miscevic voiced hope that this will be the last round of negotiations and that the tecnical part of the Agreement will be signed.
She said that the Enhanced Permanent Dialogue will hold a meeting with the EU in Belgrade next week, at which issues related to justice, freedom and safety will be discussed.
She voiced hope that after that meeting there will be talks about putting Serbia on the white Schengen list.
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