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Dutch Prime Minister sends greetings to Dacic on assuming his duty
Belgrade,
16 August 2012
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte congratulated Prime Minister Ivica Dacic on assuming his duties at the head of the Serbian government.
“The allocation of EU candidate status to Serbia on 1 March this year was an important milestone on Serbia’s path to the EU. I am looking forward to the steps Serbia will take on this road during your mandate, as soon as it meets the relevant criteria.
I appreciate the determination of your government to implement the agreements reached in dialogue with Pristina, as well as your readiness to continue this dialogue as soon as possible.
I believe that the relations between our states will continue to develop under your leadership. I wish you wisdom and success in resolving the tasks which are ahead of you”, reads Dutch Prime Minister Rutte’s letter.
I appreciate the determination of your government to implement the agreements reached in dialogue with Pristina, as well as your readiness to continue this dialogue as soon as possible.
I believe that the relations between our states will continue to develop under your leadership. I wish you wisdom and success in resolving the tasks which are ahead of you”, reads Dutch Prime Minister Rutte’s letter.
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