Arab, African diplomats on working visit to Sandžak

Avni, this just shows you the hipocrisy of Belgrade. They recognize an independent palestinian state and voted in favor of their UNESCO membership, although they knew their "close friends" Israel oppose all of this. I guess the often cited Serbo-Israeli similarity of trying to save their own "Jerusalem" from the evil seperatists, as Belgrade often likes to compare it, doesnt exist anymore when people start to wave with money.

Ambassadors of Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Ghana, Guinea, Iraq, Congo, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Tunisia also visited the Zornić dairy, which produces around 15,000 liters of milk a day.


" Palestine"???

Never knew that Palestine has an Embassy in Belgrade,or vice versa.

The Syrians treat their Christians on an equal footing and possibly are the only ones on this list that should visit Sandzak.

Just ask Kuwait how many Churches their planning authorities have approved to be built? Or ask how Congo deals with human rights? Or ask Egypt how they deal with the Copts.

Watch how these cockroaches scurry for cover once you ask delicate questions like that.

Never knew that Palestine has an Embassy in Belgrade,or vice versa.
(Agim Kelmendi, 18 March 2012 13:35)

That is what happens when you live in the US. Most countries have if not an embassy they have an office; even Australia has a Palestinian representative.


Avni, this just shows you the hipocrisy of Belgrade. They recognize an independent palestinian state and voted in favor of their UNESCO membership, although they knew their "close friends" Israel oppose all of this. I guess the often cited Serbo-Israeli similarity of trying to save their own "Jerusalem" from the evil seperatists, as Belgrade often likes to compare it, doesnt exist anymore when people start to wave with money.
(Kenny, 18 March 2012 14:31)

It’s called mutual interest. Generally, countries have common interests not friends; there are exceptions to this rule as some nations go back far enough but in the west this does not occur as your lot will find out soon enough when you are no longer of any use to them.

Wait a minute. I thought that Ghana's ambassador was expelled and that Ghana was going to close down her mission in Serbia! http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2012&mm=03&dd=01&nav_id=79045

How can it be that Ghana's Ambassador is part of the visiting group?

Ambassadors of Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Ghana, Guinea, Iraq, Congo, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Tunisia also visited the Zornić dairy, which produces around 15,000 liters of milk a day.


" Palestine"???

Never knew that Palestine has an Embassy in Belgrade,or vice versa.
(Agim Kelmendi, 18 March 2012 13:35)

http://www.mfa.gov.rs/Embassies/missions_e.html

There certainly is an embassy. Serbia doesn't have one in Palestine but one in Cairo that performs the same function.

Ambassadors of Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Ghana, Guinea, Iraq, Congo, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Tunisia also visited the Zornić dairy, which produces around 15,000 liters of milk a day.


" Palestine"???

Never knew that Palestine has an Embassy in Belgrade,or vice versa.

Avni, this just shows you the hipocrisy of Belgrade. They recognize an independent palestinian state and voted in favor of their UNESCO membership, although they knew their "close friends" Israel oppose all of this. I guess the often cited Serbo-Israeli similarity of trying to save their own "Jerusalem" from the evil seperatists, as Belgrade often likes to compare it, doesnt exist anymore when people start to wave with money.

The Syrians treat their Christians on an equal footing and possibly are the only ones on this list that should visit Sandzak.

Just ask Kuwait how many Churches their planning authorities have approved to be built? Or ask how Congo deals with human rights? Or ask Egypt how they deal with the Copts.

Watch how these cockroaches scurry for cover once you ask delicate questions like that.

Never knew that Palestine has an Embassy in Belgrade,or vice versa.
(Agim Kelmendi, 18 March 2012 13:35)

That is what happens when you live in the US. Most countries have if not an embassy they have an office; even Australia has a Palestinian representative.


Avni, this just shows you the hipocrisy of Belgrade. They recognize an independent palestinian state and voted in favor of their UNESCO membership, although they knew their "close friends" Israel oppose all of this. I guess the often cited Serbo-Israeli similarity of trying to save their own "Jerusalem" from the evil seperatists, as Belgrade often likes to compare it, doesnt exist anymore when people start to wave with money.
(Kenny, 18 March 2012 14:31)

It’s called mutual interest. Generally, countries have common interests not friends; there are exceptions to this rule as some nations go back far enough but in the west this does not occur as your lot will find out soon enough when you are no longer of any use to them.

Wait a minute. I thought that Ghana's ambassador was expelled and that Ghana was going to close down her mission in Serbia! http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2012&mm=03&dd=01&nav_id=79045

How can it be that Ghana's Ambassador is part of the visiting group?

Ambassadors of Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Ghana, Guinea, Iraq, Congo, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Tunisia also visited the Zornić dairy, which produces around 15,000 liters of milk a day.


" Palestine"???

Never knew that Palestine has an Embassy in Belgrade,or vice versa.
(Agim Kelmendi, 18 March 2012 13:35)

http://www.mfa.gov.rs/Embassies/missions_e.html

There certainly is an embassy. Serbia doesn't have one in Palestine but one in Cairo that performs the same function.