Serbia ready for EC questionnaire

Director of the Government’s European Integration Office, Milica Delevic, told daily Politika that Serbia will be ready for the EC questionnaire in May. This stance was taken by the government, because the EU Council of Ministers is expected to ratify the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) with Serbia in June, after the report on cooperation that will be submitted by Hague Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz. Serbia ready for EC questionnaire “There are no formal conditions that need to be achieved, but it is up to us to fulfill all criteria and to show readiness for solving problems that come with the European integration process, while being aware that this creates the climate for a positive decision for all of Serbia’s progress in the European integration process all the more certain,” Delevic told Politika. She said that the preparation that has been put into getting ready to answer the European Commission’s questionnaire will pay off. Delevic said that in this way, Serbia is preparing not only for the EC questionnaire, but also to use these answers in the annual report, which the EC will publish in November. “Every input from the Serbian government represents a significant part of monitoring the progress in the last year, which the Commission evaluates in its progress report,” Delevic said.

Serbia ready for EC questionnaire

“There are no formal conditions that need to be achieved, but it is up to us to fulfill all criteria and to show readiness for solving problems that come with the European integration process, while being aware that this creates the climate for a positive decision for all of Serbia’s progress in the European integration process all the more certain,” Delević told Politika.

She said that the preparation that has been put into getting ready to answer the European Commission’s questionnaire will pay off.

Delević said that in this way, Serbia is preparing not only for the EC questionnaire, but also to use these answers in the annual report, which the EC will publish in November.

“Every input from the Serbian government represents a significant part of monitoring the progress in the last year, which the Commission evaluates in its progress report,” Delević said.