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Brussels agreement implementation plan next week
Novi Sad,
18 May 2013
Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said that if Serbia wants to get a date for EU accession talks, it will have to agree to some sort of plan for the implementation of the Brussels agreement with Pristina.
Ivica Dacic
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tanjug.rs
Addresssing the press after the opening of the 80th International Agriculture Fair in Novi Sad, Dacic said that no one expects the agreement to be implemented in the next 15 days, but some kind of plan which would define when and in what way the agreement will be implemented, should be reached next week.
Dacic said that Serbia wants to come to an agreement and thinks it would not be good if after signing an agreement, the two sides could not come up with an implementation plan, but noted there are boundaries Serbia cannot cross.
Dacic said that Serbia wants to come to an agreement and thinks it would not be good if after signing an agreement, the two sides could not come up with an implementation plan, but noted there are boundaries Serbia cannot cross.
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