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Samardzic holds regular meetings with all Serbian institutions in Kosovo
Belgrade,
1 April 2008
The Ministry for Kosovo-Metohija stated that Minister Slobodan Samardzic holds regular meetings with citizens and representatives from all Serbian institutions in Kosovo regardless of which party they belong to.
Coordinators and district heads are tasked with preparing and organising those meetings, according to a statement.
The Minister holds meetings with all regardless of their party membership.
On March 31, Samardzic visited Priluzje where a meeting was organised by coordinators Oliver Vojinovic (G17 Plus) and Svetislav Aritonovic (New Serbia), followed by a meeting in Laplje Selo organised by head of the district Goran Arsic (Democratic Party) and coordinator for Pristina Slavisa Nikolic (New Serbia).
The Minister then visited Novo Brdo, where the host of the meeting was municipality president Petar Vasic, who is not politically aligned.
The charge that during his visits to Kosovo-Metohija the Minister meets only with coordinators of the Serbian Democratic Party is unfounded and undermines Serbia’s policy towards Kosovo-Metohija, and could result in further uncertainty and unrest among Serbian citizens in Kosovo-Metohija. The Ministry demands that all sides act responsibly and calls upon all political parties to refrain from making statements during the election campaign which could damage Serbia’s state policy towards Kosovo-Metohija, since this is the best way to contribute to the efforts to help our citizens in the southern Serbian province.
The Minister holds meetings with all regardless of their party membership.
On March 31, Samardzic visited Priluzje where a meeting was organised by coordinators Oliver Vojinovic (G17 Plus) and Svetislav Aritonovic (New Serbia), followed by a meeting in Laplje Selo organised by head of the district Goran Arsic (Democratic Party) and coordinator for Pristina Slavisa Nikolic (New Serbia).
The Minister then visited Novo Brdo, where the host of the meeting was municipality president Petar Vasic, who is not politically aligned.
The charge that during his visits to Kosovo-Metohija the Minister meets only with coordinators of the Serbian Democratic Party is unfounded and undermines Serbia’s policy towards Kosovo-Metohija, and could result in further uncertainty and unrest among Serbian citizens in Kosovo-Metohija. The Ministry demands that all sides act responsibly and calls upon all political parties to refrain from making statements during the election campaign which could damage Serbia’s state policy towards Kosovo-Metohija, since this is the best way to contribute to the efforts to help our citizens in the southern Serbian province.
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