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Serbia will not sign science cooperation agreements with countries supporting Kosovo secession
Nis,
27 February 2008
Serbian Minister of Science Ana Pesikan stated today that Serbia will not sign any science cooperation agreements with countries that supported the unilateral and illegal secession of Kosovo-Metohija.
Pesikan said that the Ministry will respect the instructions given by the government and the Foreign Ministry regarding international science conferences and meetings.
She said that we will not sign agreements on science and technical cooperation with countries supporting Kosovo’s secession.
As for projects that are underway, things should not be changed as we must be careful not to inflict any direct damage to Serbia and its institutions, Pesikan said.
She said that we will not sign agreements on science and technical cooperation with countries supporting Kosovo’s secession.
As for projects that are underway, things should not be changed as we must be careful not to inflict any direct damage to Serbia and its institutions, Pesikan said.
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