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Serbian, Greek prime ministers insist on unchanged borders in South Eastern Europe
Belgrade / Thessaloniki,
21 October 2004
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica and his Greek counterpart Costas Karamanlis met in Thessaloniki today, insisting that any change in borders in South Eastern Europe would be fatal to the region and could lead to new conflicts.
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Kostunica, who is attending an interreligious dialogue in Thessaloniki today, said that the problem of Kosovo-Metohija's final status must not be resolved in haste. According to him, it would be fatal to address the province's final status without first resolving the problem of human rights violation there.
The Prime Minister also informed Karamanlis about this morning's incident on the Serbian-Macedonian border, which nearly prevented Bishop Irinej from arriving into Greece, and described the incident as an act of discrimination that threw a shadow over ongoing efforts to improve regional cooperation.
The Prime Minister also informed Karamanlis about this morning's incident on the Serbian-Macedonian border, which nearly prevented Bishop Irinej from arriving into Greece, and described the incident as an act of discrimination that threw a shadow over ongoing efforts to improve regional cooperation.
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