Cooperation with Hague “routine, problem-free”

The Council for Cooperation with the Hague Tribunal concluded that Serbia's cooperation responsibilities are carried out in a routine and problem-free manner. The council concluded at its meeting in Belgrade today that this applies "both to the cooperation with the office of the Hague prosecutor and the indictees' defense teams”. Cooperation with Hague “routine, problem-free” Serbia has answered all 1,886 requests filed by the Hague prosecutor, which referred to documentation, access to state archives, allowing witnesses to disclose confidential information and other issues that are the responsibility of the council, said the announcement. The council feels that the said results were achieved because of the established mutual trust between the council on one side and the office of the Hague Prosecutor and indictees' defense teams on the other. Keeping all that in mind, the council concluded it necessary to maintain the existing level of cooperation through joint efforts with other government institutions, the statement said.

Cooperation with Hague “routine, problem-free”

Serbia has answered all 1,886 requests filed by the Hague prosecutor, which referred to documentation, access to state archives, allowing witnesses to disclose confidential information and other issues that are the responsibility of the council, said the announcement.

The council feels that the said results were achieved because of the established mutual trust between the council on one side and the office of the Hague Prosecutor and indictees' defense teams on the other.

Keeping all that in mind, the council concluded it necessary to maintain the existing level of cooperation through joint efforts with other government institutions, the statement said.