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Belgrade-Pristina agreement in interest of whole Serbia
Belgrade,
9 May 2013
Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic stated that the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina reached in Brussels is in the interest of whole Serbia.
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novosti.rs
In an interview to today's issue of daily Vecernje Novosti, Dacic said that the negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina at the highest level will be continued in the second half of May.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the talks are yet to be held on many subjects, such as property issues, return of refugees, the protection of cultural property and churches, amnesty, energy and telecommunications.
He expressed hope that in the second half of June the EU will give the green light to start accession talks with Serbia, and added that our country has done everything in its power to make it happen.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the talks are yet to be held on many subjects, such as property issues, return of refugees, the protection of cultural property and churches, amnesty, energy and telecommunications.
He expressed hope that in the second half of June the EU will give the green light to start accession talks with Serbia, and added that our country has done everything in its power to make it happen.
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