Jeremić, Miliband meet in London

Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic has met in London today with his British counterpart David Miliband, the Serbian Foreign Ministry has announced. Jeremic reiterated Serbia's position that it would not recognize Kosovo’s unilaterally declared independence, adding that Belgrade would support the reconfiguration of the civilian presence in Kosovo only if it was conducted in keeping with UN Security Council Resolution 1244 and the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, and was approved by the UN Security Council. Jeremic, Miliband meet in London He underlined that the international presence in Kosovo should be status neutral and operate under UN auspices. Jeremic and Miliband agreed that it was necessary to secure peace and stability in the region as soon as possible, with the aim of the speedy continuation of the Western Balkan region’s European integration. Jeremic highlighted the importance of holding a UN SC session as soon as possible to discuss UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s report, a statement said. Vuk Jeremic, David Miliband in Belgrade last week (FoNet)

Jeremić, Miliband meet in London

He underlined that the international presence in Kosovo should be status neutral and operate under UN auspices.

Jeremić and Miliband agreed that it was necessary to secure peace and stability in the region as soon as possible, with the aim of the speedy continuation of the Western Balkan region’s European integration.

Jeremić highlighted the importance of holding a UN SC session as soon as possible to discuss UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s report, a statement said.