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Government united in its position on continuation of Belgrade, Pristina dialogue
Belgrade,
21 March 2013
The Serbian government said at today's meeting that only a just solution to the problem of Kosovo-Metohija can ensure lasting stability in the region.
The Serbian government is united in its view that dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina should continue and that solutions should be found in a constructive atmosphere, with no pressure, in order to ensure the survival and safe life of Serbs in the province and to create a European perspective for Serbia.
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Aleksandar Vucic informed government members on the progress and content of the seventh round of talks held yesterday in Brussels.
The interest of the Serbian government is to reach a solution that will ensure a dignified life and prosperity for all citizens.
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Aleksandar Vucic informed government members on the progress and content of the seventh round of talks held yesterday in Brussels.
The interest of the Serbian government is to reach a solution that will ensure a dignified life and prosperity for all citizens.
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