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Official protest to Croatian Embassy to Belgrade
Belgrade,
10 September 2009
The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has protested to the Croatian Embassy to Belgrade following an incident in Prague last night, when a group of Croatian citizens insulted students from the Mathematical High School in Belgrade who are on an excursion to Prague.
The Ministry most severely condemns every act of ethnically motivated violence.
Serbia wants to build the best possible relations with all countries from the region and will continue to improve cooperation with them, the statement concludes.
Serbia wants to build the best possible relations with all countries from the region and will continue to improve cooperation with them, the statement concludes.
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