Serbian cabinet talks on EU agenda?

When they meet in Brussels on Monday, European Union ministers will consider the ongoing negotiations to put together a ruling coalition in Serbia, reports suggest. The regular meeting of the EU foreign policy chiefs will look at only one Balkans-related subject, that of Serbia, the VOA reported. Serbian cabinet talks on EU agenda? The ministers will consider the course of the process of forging a new ruling coalition in Serbia, and according to draft ministerial conclusions, they will express hope that Serbia will get a government will a clear pro-EU program, which will be dedicated to implementing the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA). The EU wishes to see a firm and homogenous cabinet that will be its reliable partner in implementing reforms and getting closer to European institutions, the report further said. EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana recently said, asked whether Brussels would cooperate with the government that included the Socialists (SPS), that the EU wished to see work on a coalition that would be stable, "in order to implement the SAA as soon as possible". "We are talking about a government that would answer to demands not only from the EU, but also from the whole of the international community and fulfill those obligations that Serbia has toward the international community," he was quoted as saying. The outcome of the elections that have shown the majority of Serbians wanting closer ties with the EU will be welcomed on Monday, "while Brussels will help them with this fully", VOA said.

Serbian cabinet talks on EU agenda?

The ministers will consider the course of the process of forging a new ruling coalition in Serbia, and according to draft ministerial conclusions, they will express hope that Serbia will get a government will a clear pro-EU program, which will be dedicated to implementing the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA).

The EU wishes to see a firm and homogenous cabinet that will be its reliable partner in implementing reforms and getting closer to European institutions, the report further said.

EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana recently said, asked whether Brussels would cooperate with the government that included the Socialists (SPS), that the EU wished to see work on a coalition that would be stable, "in order to implement the SAA as soon as possible".

"We are talking about a government that would answer to demands not only from the EU, but also from the whole of the international community and fulfill those obligations that Serbia has toward the international community," he was quoted as saying.

The outcome of the elections that have shown the majority of Serbians wanting closer ties with the EU will be welcomed on Monday, "while Brussels will help them with this fully", VOA said.