Serbian PM confers with UN secretary general

Serbia’s Prime Minister Ivica Dačić met with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) has reported.

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Saturday, 09.02.2013.

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WASHINGTON, NEW YORK Serbia’s Prime Minister Ivica Dacic met with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) has reported. Dacic and Ban condemned threats and protests against the Serb Orthodox Visoki Decani monastery on Friday. Serbian PM confers with UN secretary general The Serbian prime minister pointed out the importance of UN's presence in Kosovo, stressing that Serbs trusted UNMIK the most. “We jointly pointed out the importance of UN’s presence in Kosovo and Metohija and I once again repeated that Serbs trusted the most and perhaps only the UN Mission in Kosovo and that we follow announcements of possible scaling down of their jurisdiction with alarm,” Dacic said. The PM underscored that he and Ban had agreed that everything that took place in the political process needed to remain status neutral, that it needed to be in accordance with the UN Security Council Resolution 1244 and that UN should have more of its representatives in Kosovo. Dacic met with Deputy Secretary of State William Burns during his visit to the U.S. Burns voiced a “lasting support for Serbia's European future”. An official at the Department of State said that Burns, who met with the Serbian prime minister on Thursday, noted progress that Belgrade had achieved in the EU-facilitated dialogue with Pristina. Burns underlined the importance of continued constructive work with Kosovo, with a view to achieving the joint goal of EU integration, the US official said. The deputy secretary of state praised the prime minister for his efforts invested in the improvement of relations in the region. Dacic, who is paying a multi-day visit to the U.S., had meetings with representatives of the Department of State, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Ivica Dacic (Beta) Tanjug

Serbian PM confers with UN secretary general

The Serbian prime minister pointed out the importance of UN's presence in Kosovo, stressing that Serbs trusted UNMIK the most.

“We jointly pointed out the importance of UN’s presence in Kosovo and Metohija and I once again repeated that Serbs trusted the most and perhaps only the UN Mission in Kosovo and that we follow announcements of possible scaling down of their jurisdiction with alarm,” Dačić said.

The PM underscored that he and Ban had agreed that everything that took place in the political process needed to remain status neutral, that it needed to be in accordance with the UN Security Council Resolution 1244 and that UN should have more of its representatives in Kosovo.

Dačić met with Deputy Secretary of State William Burns during his visit to the U.S. Burns voiced a “lasting support for Serbia's European future”.

An official at the Department of State said that Burns, who met with the Serbian prime minister on Thursday, noted progress that Belgrade had achieved in the EU-facilitated dialogue with Priština.

Burns underlined the importance of continued constructive work with Kosovo, with a view to achieving the joint goal of EU integration, the US official said.

The deputy secretary of state praised the prime minister for his efforts invested in the improvement of relations in the region.

Dačić, who is paying a multi-day visit to the U.S., had meetings with representatives of the Department of State, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

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