U.S. ambassador: Relations satisfactory

Friendship between the U.S. and Serbian people is at a satisfactory level, but there is clearly discord between the 2 govts. over Kosovo, says Cameron Munter. “What we agree on is our readiness to contribute to the prosperity of Serbia, to help Serbia take its rightful place in Europe. We are also prepared to boost business investments that will secure Serbia's future,” Munter said in an interview with weekly Cacanski Glas. U.S. ambassador: Relations satisfactory He underlined that by establishing a pro-European and business climate in the country, the new Serbian government had given strong encouragement to U.S. investors. Speaking of his own impressions after one year in Serbia, Munter said that the “people in Serbia are very welcoming, you can always discuss things with them more deeply and in more detail than you expected.” “For me that is fascinating and heartening. That’s what gives me strength here, because Serbs are always ready to discuss any issue, any time,” said the ambassador, who is a doctor of modern history. Cameron Munter (FoNet, archive)

U.S. ambassador: Relations satisfactory

He underlined that by establishing a pro-European and business climate in the country, the new Serbian government had given strong encouragement to U.S. investors.

Speaking of his own impressions after one year in Serbia, Munter said that the “people in Serbia are very welcoming, you can always discuss things with them more deeply and in more detail than you expected.”

“For me that is fascinating and heartening. That’s what gives me strength here, because Serbs are always ready to discuss any issue, any time,” said the ambassador, who is a doctor of modern history.