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Serbia insists on respect of CEFTA agreement
Belgrade,
30 July 2011
Minister of Economy and Regional Development Nebojsa Ciric said at today’s emergency session of the Serbian Parliament that the crisis in Kosovo-Metohija broke out when a ban was introduced on the import of Serbian products to the province.
Author:
Tanjug
Ciric recalled that the government is unanimous in its stance that this is an outright breach of the CEFTA agreement.
Therefore, CEFTA was sent an official letter in which it is clearly stated that the decisions of the interim institutions in Pristina are a flagrant breach of this agreement.
Another letter with the same content was sent to UNMIK, he added.
Ciric explained that the procedure implies a deadline of 90 days for the resolution of the problem.
If the problem is not resolved, Serbia has the right to ask for compensation, as part of international arbitration, for all the damages caused by Pristina’s unilateral and illegal act, the Minister concluded.
Therefore, CEFTA was sent an official letter in which it is clearly stated that the decisions of the interim institutions in Pristina are a flagrant breach of this agreement.
Another letter with the same content was sent to UNMIK, he added.
Ciric explained that the procedure implies a deadline of 90 days for the resolution of the problem.
If the problem is not resolved, Serbia has the right to ask for compensation, as part of international arbitration, for all the damages caused by Pristina’s unilateral and illegal act, the Minister concluded.
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