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Serbia ready for talks on Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
2 October 2012
Director of the Office for Kosovo-Metohija Aleksandar Vulin today stated that talks on the province will be technical and will most likely concern electricity-related issues and telecommunications.
Author:
Tanjug
Appearing on Pink TV, Vulin underlined that Serbia is not giving up on Kosovo-Metohija, that it opposes all forms of violence in the province and that it is ready for talks about the province.
He underlined that the current government has good communication with Serbs in the province and regularly communicates and consults with them.
There will be neither talks nor a platform if Serbs from Kosovo-Metohija do not have their say on the matter, Vulin noted.
Vulin visited the southern province yesterday and stated that the life of Serbs there is hard and their problems are not only economic, but the crucial issue is safety.
He underscored that Serbia is making an effort to resolve the problems concerning the economy, documents, schoolchildren, their everyday transport to schools and the supply of electricity in the north of the province during the coming winter.
Vulin observed that the Kosovo allowance is being regularly paid out to all who are employed in public enterprises in the province, but noted that this sector is in dire need of reform.
The Kosovo allowance should be granted not only to those working in the province’s institutions, but to all who live in the province, Vulin said.
He underlined that the current government has good communication with Serbs in the province and regularly communicates and consults with them.
There will be neither talks nor a platform if Serbs from Kosovo-Metohija do not have their say on the matter, Vulin noted.
Vulin visited the southern province yesterday and stated that the life of Serbs there is hard and their problems are not only economic, but the crucial issue is safety.
He underscored that Serbia is making an effort to resolve the problems concerning the economy, documents, schoolchildren, their everyday transport to schools and the supply of electricity in the north of the province during the coming winter.
Vulin observed that the Kosovo allowance is being regularly paid out to all who are employed in public enterprises in the province, but noted that this sector is in dire need of reform.
The Kosovo allowance should be granted not only to those working in the province’s institutions, but to all who live in the province, Vulin said.
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