Technical dialogue to resume on Friday

BRUSSELS Talks between Belgrade and Pristina on the implementation of the agreement they signed in April finished Thursday night in Brussels and will resume on Friday. The talks today also concerned electric energy and telecommunications. Technical dialogue to resume on Friday The talks started Thursday morning with separate meetings of Fernando Gentilini, director for the Western Balkans at the European External Action Service, with members of both teams, while the afternoon was reserved for a session of the two teams mediated by EU representatives, which ended around 07:00 CET without statements for the press. The meeting focused on two issues: the implementation of the agreement Belgrade and Pristina signed April 19 in Brussels, and electric energy supply and telecommunications, which was discussed by expert teams. Belgrade's implementation team is led by Head of the Government Office for Kosovo Aleksandar Vulin, while the expert team is led by Dejan Pavicevic. Also involved in the talks are advisor to the Serbian president Marko Djuric, Justice Minister Nikola Selakovic, government secretary Veljko Odalovic, and two high-ranking Interior Minister officials - Assistant Minister Mladen Kuribak and Deputy Director of Police Branislav Mitrovic. (Beta/AP, file) Tanjug

Technical dialogue to resume on Friday

The talks started Thursday morning with separate meetings of Fernando Gentilini, director for the Western Balkans at the European External Action Service, with members of both teams, while the afternoon was reserved for a session of the two teams mediated by EU representatives, which ended around 07:00 CET without statements for the press.

The meeting focused on two issues: the implementation of the agreement Belgrade and Priština signed April 19 in Brussels, and electric energy supply and telecommunications, which was discussed by expert teams.

Belgrade's implementation team is led by Head of the Government Office for Kosovo Aleksandar Vulin, while the expert team is led by Dejan Pavićević.

Also involved in the talks are advisor to the Serbian president Marko Đurić, Justice Minister Nikola Selaković, government secretary Veljko Odalović, and two high-ranking Interior Minister officials - Assistant Minister Mladen Kuribak and Deputy Director of Police Branislav Mitrović.