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Serbia will never recognise Kosovo-Metohija’s independence
Belgrade,
11 February 2008
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic met today with Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt and underlined that Serbia will never recognise Kosovo-Metohija’s independence.
Carl Bildt and Bozidar Djelic
Djelic said that the arrival of the EU mission in Kosovo is only possible if such a decision is made by the UN Security Council.
The two officials discussed Serbia’s European future, visa abolishment and Serbia acquiring EU candidate status by the end of the year as well as EU funds for the development of Serbia.
The two officials discussed Serbia’s European future, visa abolishment and Serbia acquiring EU candidate status by the end of the year as well as EU funds for the development of Serbia.
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