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Belgrade, Pristina to continue dialogue on technical issues next week
Pristina,
30 July 2008
Serbian Minister for Kosovo-Metohija Goran Bogdanovic said that UNMIK chief Lambert Zannier showed understanding for problems of the Serbian community at the meeting held in Pristina today.
Bogdanovic said that dialogue will be continued next week, when UNMIK judiciary representatives will talk with representatives of judges from northern Kosovo.
After the meeting with Zannier, Bogdanovic said that next week also UNMIK police representatives will talk with Serbian representatives of Kosovo police from the north, central Kosovo and Kosovsko Pomoravlje.
The aim is to find the best way to solve those problems in the interest of all citizens, first of all Serbs and other non-Albanians in Kosovo-Metohija, Bogdanovic said.
He talked with the UNMIK chief about problems in the functioning of the police and judiciary, and today’s meeting is continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and UNMIK on technical issues, launched last week during Zannier’s visit to Belgrade.
After the meeting with Zannier, Bogdanovic said that next week also UNMIK police representatives will talk with Serbian representatives of Kosovo police from the north, central Kosovo and Kosovsko Pomoravlje.
The aim is to find the best way to solve those problems in the interest of all citizens, first of all Serbs and other non-Albanians in Kosovo-Metohija, Bogdanovic said.
He talked with the UNMIK chief about problems in the functioning of the police and judiciary, and today’s meeting is continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and UNMIK on technical issues, launched last week during Zannier’s visit to Belgrade.
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