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Prime Minister meets with foreign press
Belgrade,
22 October 2004
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica met today with a delegation of journalists, representatives of the most important media in Europe accredited in Brussels, to discuss Serbia-Montenegro’s accession in the European Union (EU) as well as current reforms.
The visit of the foreign press was organised by the Serbian government’s EU Accession Office with the support of the Office of Media Relations.
During their visit to Belgrade, the guests will be hosted by Serbia-Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Draskovic, Serbia-Montenegrin Minister of Human and Minority Rights Rasim Ljajic, Serbian parliament Speaker Predrag Markovic, as well as other state officials and local businesspeople, NGOs, and media.
During their visit to Belgrade, the guests will be hosted by Serbia-Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Draskovic, Serbia-Montenegrin Minister of Human and Minority Rights Rasim Ljajic, Serbian parliament Speaker Predrag Markovic, as well as other state officials and local businesspeople, NGOs, and media.
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