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Romania advocates faster EU integration of Serbia
Belgrade,
17 June 2010
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic and Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Teodor Baconschi talked today about Serbia’s European perspective and the concrete support Romania will offer for Serbia’s faster EU integration.
Teodor Baconschi, left, and Ivica Dacic
Dacic thanked Baconschi on Romania’s support in the process of visa liberalisation and on its principled position regarding the protection of Serbia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
He pointed out that the police of the two countries have cooperation on a very high level, which could be an example for cooperation at all levels. Baconschi said that Serbia and Romania should work on improving bilateral cooperation in all areas.
The two officials agreed that discussions should be launched on signing bilateral agreements on border traffic and that there is a need to open new border crossings so that the traffic and transport between the two countries could be more efficient.
Dacic and Baconschi agreed that national minorities should be a bridge of cooperation between these two friendly countries.
He pointed out that the police of the two countries have cooperation on a very high level, which could be an example for cooperation at all levels. Baconschi said that Serbia and Romania should work on improving bilateral cooperation in all areas.
The two officials agreed that discussions should be launched on signing bilateral agreements on border traffic and that there is a need to open new border crossings so that the traffic and transport between the two countries could be more efficient.
Dacic and Baconschi agreed that national minorities should be a bridge of cooperation between these two friendly countries.
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