| Cabinet adopts Kosovo action plan |
| 14 January 2008 | 14:14
| Source:
B92 |
BELGRADE --
The government met in an extraordinary session today in Belgrade to adopt its action plan for Kosovo.
 | The cabinet in extraordinary session today (Tanjug)
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The document, announced earlier as a set of measures that the Serbian state will resort to in case its southern province unilaterally declares independence, is classified as top state secret.
A statement from the session said that the plan reflects the government's united position on the state policy concerning Kosovo.
Minister for Kosovo Slobodan Samardžić (DSS) said after the meeting that considering the decision to label the document a secret, ministers and other state officials will not be discussing its content or revealing any details in public.
"The most important point right now is that the state institutions, in need arises, will act according to the provisions of this document," Samardžić explained.
The Kosovo action plan, the statement from the cabinet said, was adopted following the guidelines set by the parliament's Kosovo resolution, passed late last year.
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