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Serbian foreign policy is policy of continuity
Belgrade,
14 July 2008
Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic said today that the new government will have identical priorities as the previous one, namely the speeding up of European integration, preservation of Serbia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, regional cooperation and modernisation of diplomacy.
File photo of Vuk Jeremic
Author:
Tanjug
In an interview with today’s daily Blic, he said that the election of the new government will not alter Serbia’s foreign policy priorities and added that the foreign policy is a policy of continuity.
There is an idea to reform the Ministry to improve its response to the diplomatic challenges of the modern world, he said.
Jeremic announced changes in the sector for security integration, especially where Serbia's participation in the Partnership for Peace programme is concerned.
Speaking on recalled ambassadors from countries that recognised Kosovo, Jeremic said that the action plan adopted by the previous government is still in force and will remain so until some other decision is made.
There is an idea to reform the Ministry to improve its response to the diplomatic challenges of the modern world, he said.
Jeremic announced changes in the sector for security integration, especially where Serbia's participation in the Partnership for Peace programme is concerned.
Speaking on recalled ambassadors from countries that recognised Kosovo, Jeremic said that the action plan adopted by the previous government is still in force and will remain so until some other decision is made.
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