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Regional leaders to meet in Belgrade on February 3rd
Belgrade,
2 February 2009
Deputy Prime Minister for EU Integration Bozidar Djelic will chair the regional meeting “European Perspective of South-Eastern Europe in the Time of Challenges – Facing the Economic and Energy Crisis“, which will be held tomorrow in Belgrade.
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic will also address the gathering.
The aim of the meeting is an exchange of experiences, finding common solutions for the future and strengthening regional cooperation.
The meeting will be attended by representatives from all six countries in the region – Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister for EU integration Ivica Bocevski, Bosnia-Herzegovina Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Mladen Zirojevic, Croatian State Secretary for EU integration Davor Bozinovic, Albanian Secretary General at the Ministry for EU Integration Arben Kasahu, Montenegrin Assistant Minister of Finance Milorad Katnic and Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council Hido Biscevic.
They will discuss the perspective of EU enlargement in the circumstances of the current economic and energy crisis and the forthcoming EU elections, as well as regional cooperation in the EU integration process and full visa liberalisation for South-East European countries, concludes the statement.
The aim of the meeting is an exchange of experiences, finding common solutions for the future and strengthening regional cooperation.
The meeting will be attended by representatives from all six countries in the region – Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister for EU integration Ivica Bocevski, Bosnia-Herzegovina Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Mladen Zirojevic, Croatian State Secretary for EU integration Davor Bozinovic, Albanian Secretary General at the Ministry for EU Integration Arben Kasahu, Montenegrin Assistant Minister of Finance Milorad Katnic and Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council Hido Biscevic.
They will discuss the perspective of EU enlargement in the circumstances of the current economic and energy crisis and the forthcoming EU elections, as well as regional cooperation in the EU integration process and full visa liberalisation for South-East European countries, concludes the statement.
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