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Belgrade, Pristina exchange liaison officers tomorrow
Belgrade,
16 June 2013
Director of the Serbian government’s Office for Expert and Operational Affairs in Belgrade-Pristina dialogue Dejan Pavicevic said that Belgrade and Pristina will tomorrow at noon exchange liaison officers.
Pavicevic and Ljuljzim Peci, as liaison officers, will facilitate communication and implementation of the agreement reached in Brussels.
He pointed out that there are very clear instructions from the government of Serbia, aimed at effective implementation of that document and creating better living conditions for Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija.
He pointed out that there are very clear instructions from the government of Serbia, aimed at effective implementation of that document and creating better living conditions for Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija.
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