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Serbia’s arguments over Kosovo issue to be forwarded to ICJ this week
Belgrade,
13 April 2009
Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic today voiced his belief that some powerful countries will be on Serbia’s side during the process concerning the legality of the unilaterally declared Kosovo independence to be held before the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
In an interview with the Politika daily, Jeremic said that the ICJ will be receiving countries’ opinions over the Kosovo issue until April 17.
The Minister said that Serbia has made diplomatic efforts to have as many countries as possible that share their opinion over the Kosovo issue present their stance before the ICJ, announcing that Serbia will forward its detailed arguments to the ICJ this week.
Some of world’s leading legal experts participated in the preparation of the arguments, stressed Jeremic.
The Minister said that Serbia has made diplomatic efforts to have as many countries as possible that share their opinion over the Kosovo issue present their stance before the ICJ, announcing that Serbia will forward its detailed arguments to the ICJ this week.
Some of world’s leading legal experts participated in the preparation of the arguments, stressed Jeremic.
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