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Djelic presents priorities in Serbia’s European agenda
Belgrade,
9 October 2007
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic held a briefing today with ambassadors of EU member states and informed them on priorities in Serbia’s European agenda.
Djelic said that priorities are initialling and signing the Stabilisation and Association Agreement as soon as possible, efficient implementation of the agreement on visa relaxations, which should be ratified by Serbian parliament by the end of October, and inclusion in the White Schengen List as well as access to the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance funds.
Djelic sought active support from ambassadors of EU member states in realising these goals and reiterated that Serbia is determined to conclude cooperation with the Hague Tribunal by the end of the year.
Djelic sought active support from ambassadors of EU member states in realising these goals and reiterated that Serbia is determined to conclude cooperation with the Hague Tribunal by the end of the year.
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