Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic announced tonight at the end of his two-day visit to Germany that he will later this year once again come to Berlin to present Bundestag deputies Serbia's progress in implementing the reforms necessary on the road toward the EU membership.
Djelic told reporters in Berlin that he met with erman Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs Guido Westerwelle, Chairman of the Bundestag Committee on Foreign Affairs Ruprecht Polenz, Chairman of the Bundestag Committee on the Affairs of the EU Gunter Krichbaum and chairmen of the parliamentary groups in the Bundestag.
He said that Serbia’s credibility has been improved in Germany as our country is unequivocally commited to regional cooperation, peace and European integration as well as economic and social reforms.
Germany particularly appreciates the efforts of Serbia in regional cooperation, especially in relations with Croatia as well as our constructive policy towards Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The Deputy Prime Minister said that his German colleagues showed special interest in the upcoming dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina.