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Serbian Justice Minister to visit Moscow
Moscow,
11 February 2008
Serbian Minister of Justice Dusan Petrovic travelled this evening to Moscow, where he will meet with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Ustinov. The two ministers will sign an agreement on cooperation between the justice ministries of Serbia and Russia.
In a statement given to the news agency Tanjug soon after his arrival in Moscow, Petrovic said that this agreement will be a basis for building relations between Serbia and Russia in the area of international legal relations.
The Minister said that the agreement will open doors to cooperation between legal institutions and expert legal circles, and will make it possible to deal with questions on international legal aid which are not covered by existing agreements.
The Minister said that the agreement will open doors to cooperation between legal institutions and expert legal circles, and will make it possible to deal with questions on international legal aid which are not covered by existing agreements.
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