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Serbia to coordinate one of priority areas of Danube Strategy
Belgrade,
11 January 2011
Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration and national coordinator for cooperation with the EU in the Danube region Bozidar Djelic will go to a working visit to Brussels tomorrow.
The goal of the visit is consultation between European Commission representatives and national coordinators from all 14 Danube countries regarding the coordination of priority areas of the Danube Strategy.
Although still not an EU member, Serbia will be given the right to participate in the coordination of one of the main areas of the strategy, as a merit for its active participation in the preparation of this document.
Although still not an EU member, Serbia will be given the right to participate in the coordination of one of the main areas of the strategy, as a merit for its active participation in the preparation of this document.
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