Solana spokeswoman: Continued EU integration

Brussels has patiently awaited a new government in Serbia that it can continue work on Serbia's European integrations with, Christina Gallach says. EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana's spokeswoman told today's issue of Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti that this organization "always emphasized it would be good to form a government as soon as possible, primarily because of all that remains to be done in the relations between Serbia and the EU". Solana spokeswoman: Continued EU integration Asked how it was possible for Brussels to now find the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) a welcome partner, Gallach said the EU is "ready to work with any government that is willing to work with the EU". "We don't work with political parties, but with governments. We will work with a government that wishes to make progress in the European integrations process," she said. As for EULEX, Gallach said she expects this mission to take over responsibilities and start work in Kosovo. "There is no duality with UNMIK. The EULEX responsibility will be known precisely once it's been completely deployed. There is no doubt the EU will coordinate its work with UNMIK," she concluded.

Solana spokeswoman: Continued EU integration

Asked how it was possible for Brussels to now find the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) a welcome partner, Gallach said the EU is "ready to work with any government that is willing to work with the EU".

"We don't work with political parties, but with governments. We will work with a government that wishes to make progress in the European integrations process," she said.

As for EULEX, Gallach said she expects this mission to take over responsibilities and start work in Kosovo.

"There is no duality with UNMIK. The EULEX responsibility will be known precisely once it's been completely deployed. There is no doubt the EU will coordinate its work with UNMIK," she concluded.