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Serbian parliament to hold session on Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
25 March 2004
Serbian parliament Speaker Predrag Markovic said that the fifth session of the Serbian parliament will be held on March 26 at 10.00, as agreed with Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica and presidents of parliamentary parties.
This session will be dedicated to Kosovo-Metohija. Deputies will debate on the proposal of a resolution on Kosovo-Metohija, submitted by whips of the parliament's caucuses.
Markovic informed deputies and the public that the parliament's fifth session previously scheduled for March 30 will be renamed into the sixth session.
Markovic informed deputies and the public that the parliament's fifth session previously scheduled for March 30 will be renamed into the sixth session.
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