Dačić to address UNSC session on June 14

BELGRADE Prime Minister Ivica Dacic will address the session of the UN Security Council (UNSC) in New York on Friday, June 14. The new report of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the situation in Kosovo should be presented at that time. Dacic to address UNSC session on June 14 According to announcements issued by the Serbian government, ahead of the session, Dacic will meet with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. He will also confer with Britain's Permanent Representative and current UNSC chair Mark Lyall Grant and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation in the UN Vitaly Churkin. In his report, Ban welcomed the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina and stated that this is a historic achievement as it gives significant powers to the community of Serb municipalities. In the report, the UN secretary general called on both sides to open communication channels and invest efforts in the implementation of the agreement. The UN secretary welcomed the first agreement on main principles in the normalization of relations achieved within the dialogue with the EU as the mediator, and added that this is a historic success. (Tanjug, file) Tanjug

Dačić to address UNSC session on June 14

According to announcements issued by the Serbian government, ahead of the session, Dačić will meet with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

He will also confer with Britain's Permanent Representative and current UNSC chair Mark Lyall Grant and Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation in the UN Vitaly Churkin.

In his report, Ban welcomed the agreement between Belgrade and Priština and stated that this is a historic achievement as it gives significant powers to the community of Serb municipalities.

In the report, the UN secretary general called on both sides to open communication channels and invest efforts in the implementation of the agreement.

The UN secretary welcomed the first agreement on main principles in the normalization of relations achieved within the dialogue with the EU as the mediator, and added that this is a historic success.