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Issues of cadastre, registry books topics of first meeting of Belgrade, Pristina delegations
Belgrade/Brussels,
9 March 2011
Head of the Serbian negotiating team for talks with provisional self-government institutions in Pristina Borislav Stefanovic stated last night that the first meeting between the delegations from Belgrade and Pristina concerned the issues of cadastre and registry books.
Following the meeting, which marked the beginning of a dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Stefanovic said that these issues are of particular importance for the European path because there are currently two parallel systems and the unique data base must be regulated.
The dialogue will concern issues pertaining to air traffic, telecommunications, customs seal design and presidency over the CEFTA Agreement, he specified.
He voiced his satisfaction with yesterday’s meeting adding that it did not yield solutions to concrete problems at once, but the two sides agreed on several points which guarantee that work on these issues can continue.
Stefanovic said that talks in the first round will continue today, announcing that these sessions will be held every few weeks.
The dialogue will concern issues pertaining to air traffic, telecommunications, customs seal design and presidency over the CEFTA Agreement, he specified.
He voiced his satisfaction with yesterday’s meeting adding that it did not yield solutions to concrete problems at once, but the two sides agreed on several points which guarantee that work on these issues can continue.
Stefanovic said that talks in the first round will continue today, announcing that these sessions will be held every few weeks.
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