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Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija can count on government support
Strpce,
17 February 2008
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic stated today that by visiting Strpce, the largest Serbian enclave in Kosovo-Metohija, he wanted to show solidarity with the residents of that municipality and send the message that all elements of the Serbian administration are present and available in the Serbian southern province.
We want to show solidarity with all the citizens in our southern province who are loyal to Serbia, as well as to show that we are here for them and that in this fateful hour they can count on our concrete support, said Djelic.
According to him, the visits by Serbian government representatives to areas in Kosovo-Metohija inhabited by Serbs will continue and intensify in the upcoming weeks and months.
According to him, the visits by Serbian government representatives to areas in Kosovo-Metohija inhabited by Serbs will continue and intensify in the upcoming weeks and months.
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