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Proposed resolution on Kosovo-Metohija withdrawn from parliament
Belgrade,
8 September 2008
Serbian Minister for Kosovo-Metohija Goran Bogdanovic said that the government withdrew today the proposed resolution on the continuity of state policy towards Kosovo-Metohija from the agenda of the Serbian parliament.
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Fonet
Prior to today’s session of the parliamentary committee for Kosovo-Metohija, which could not be held because the quorum was not met, Bogdanovic explained that the proposed resolution was removed from the agenda due to the political discord regarding the document.
The Minister said that Kosovo-Metohija should be a point of agreement and not disagreement. He stressed that the Serbian government wishes to reach a minimum consensus on this resolution and that this is the most important national issue for Serbia.
The Minister said that Kosovo-Metohija should be a point of agreement and not disagreement. He stressed that the Serbian government wishes to reach a minimum consensus on this resolution and that this is the most important national issue for Serbia.
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