"Serbia must align foreign policy with EU's"

"Serbia must align foreign policy with EU's"

Speaking about reforms, the head of the EU Delegation said economic reforms were unfolding well, that Brussels was following reforms in the rule of law and the announced constitutional amendments, while freedom of the press and of expression remain riddled with open issues about which concern was expressed in a 2017 report.

When it comes to the fight against corruption and organized crime, Fabrizi stressed the importance of enforcing laws.

Fabrizi said the progress of reforms in the rule of law and in the dialog with Pristina would be the main criteria for judging Serbia's advancement in integration.

He said the EU would remain the mediator in the Belgrade-Pristina dialog until a "comprehensive and generally acceptable" agreement is reached.

Fabrizi said the EU wanted Serbia to have a strong, pluralist parliament which would monitor the enforcement of laws and be the "voice of the people."