Slovak PM, Serbian parliament speaker meet

Slovak PM Robert Fico met in Bratislava on Monday with Serbia's Parliament Speaker Slavica Đukić-Dejanović.

Izvor: Tanjug

Tuesday, 09.02.2010.

09:24

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Slovak PM Robert Fico met in Bratislava on Monday with Serbia's Parliament Speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic. Fico said that his country will not change its position on Kosovo and Metohija, and that it is in favor of finding a compromise solution for the status of the southern Serbian province through negotiations. Slovak PM, Serbian parliament speaker meet Fico pointed out that it is extremely important that Serbia and Slovakia both continue to support the respect of international law and UN Resolution 1244, reads a statement issued by the Serbian parliament. Regarding NATO accession, the Slovak prime minister said that his country will not interfere with Serbia's decision, because it is an internal issue. Djukic-Dejanovic said that Serbia will never recognize the independence of Kosovo and Metohija and thanked Slovakia for its principled and firm position on the issue, and especially for its petition to the International Court of Justice which is supposed to give an advisory opinion on the legality of Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence. Upon her arrival in Slovakia, Djukic-Dejanovic met with Slovak Parliament Speaker Pavel Paska, who said that Bratislava will support the unfreezing of Serbia's Stabilization and Association Agreement as soon as possible.

Slovak PM, Serbian parliament speaker meet

Fico pointed out that it is extremely important that Serbia and Slovakia both continue to support the respect of international law and UN Resolution 1244, reads a statement issued by the Serbian parliament.

Regarding NATO accession, the Slovak prime minister said that his country will not interfere with Serbia's decision, because it is an internal issue.

Đukić-Dejanović said that Serbia will never recognize the independence of Kosovo and Metohija and thanked Slovakia for its principled and firm position on the issue, and especially for its petition to the International Court of Justice which is supposed to give an advisory opinion on the legality of Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence.

Upon her arrival in Slovakia, Đukić-Dejanović met with Slovak Parliament Speaker Pavel Paska, who said that Bratislava will support the unfreezing of Serbia's Stabilization and Association Agreement as soon as possible.

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