Deputy PM to talk asylum seekers in Germany

European integration will be the main topic as German FM Guido Westerwelle and Serbian Deputy PM Božidar Đelić meet on Tuesday in Berlin.

Izvor: Tanjug

Tuesday, 22.02.2011.

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European integration will be the main topic as German FM Guido Westerwelle and Serbian Deputy PM Bozidar Djelic meet on Tuesday in Berlin. This was announced by the German Foreign Ministry. Deputy PM to talk asylum seekers in Germany Another topic will be the upcoming Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. The two ministers will also discuss cultural and scientific cooperation. False asylum seekers will be a topic of discussion at a meeting between Serbian Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration and Foreign Minister of Germany, the Serbian deputy prime minister's office announced onMonday. As stated, due to the increased number of asylum seekers coming from Eastern Europe, primarily in Germany, Sweden and Belgium, the countries Netherlands and France have launched an initiative to amend the EU White Schengen rules. This does not mean that this freedom of movement for Serbian citizens is in danger, but it does mean additional efforts to maintain it will have to be made, Djelic's cabinet said. “I will discuss the issue with Minister Westerwelle and associates of Chancellor Angela Merkel, especially given that last year, the highest number of asylum seekers in Germany was from Serbia,” Djelic said. Deputy Prime Minister announced that the Serbian government should form a working group that would monitor the White Schengen related situation next week. “We are all working on it, making efforts to ensure the freedom is not called into question. Some results have already been achieved, as the number of asylum applications has decreased, especially in Germany,” Djelic said, adding that it still needed to be worked on preventing the problem and on suppressing the groups trying to abuse the white Schengen list. He also said that Serbia would never let a small group of people threaten freedom of movement for all its citizens. Bozidar Djelic (FoNet, file)

Deputy PM to talk asylum seekers in Germany

Another topic will be the upcoming Belgrade-Priština dialogue.

The two ministers will also discuss cultural and scientific cooperation.

False asylum seekers will be a topic of discussion at a meeting between Serbian Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration and Foreign Minister of Germany, the Serbian deputy prime minister's office announced onMonday.

As stated, due to the increased number of asylum seekers coming from Eastern Europe, primarily in Germany, Sweden and Belgium, the countries Netherlands and France have launched an initiative to amend the EU White Schengen rules.

This does not mean that this freedom of movement for Serbian citizens is in danger, but it does mean additional efforts to maintain it will have to be made, Đelić's cabinet said.

“I will discuss the issue with Minister Westerwelle and associates of Chancellor Angela Merkel, especially given that last year, the highest number of asylum seekers in Germany was from Serbia,” Đelić said.

Deputy Prime Minister announced that the Serbian government should form a working group that would monitor the White Schengen related situation next week.

“We are all working on it, making efforts to ensure the freedom is not called into question. Some results have already been achieved, as the number of asylum applications has decreased, especially in Germany,” Đelić said, adding that it still needed to be worked on preventing the problem and on suppressing the groups trying to abuse the white Schengen list.

He also said that Serbia would never let a small group of people threaten freedom of movement for all its citizens.

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