PM meets with chief of EU mission in Kosovo

BELGRADE Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic met on Thursday in Belgrade with the chief of EULEX in Kosovo, Bernd Borchardt. The prime minister stated during the meeting "that the role of this mission is of exceptional importance in the implementation of the Brussels agreement," and requested that EULEX secure full protection of the population and preserve stability in the province. PM meets with chief of EU mission in Kosovo Special emphasis was put on the significance of EULEX's status neutrality, because it has the support of the Serb community only as a neutral mission, read a statement issued by the Serbian government, carried by Beta. Dacic warned about the increasing number of ethnically motivated attacks against Serbs, particularly on those returning to communities in which the Serb population is the minority. He insisted on EULEX securing full protection for the population and preserving stability in Kosovo. "The Serbian government is ready to help, through coordinated work with EULEX, in the prevention of incidents and the exercising of rights of all citizens, in accordance with international standards," the two collocutors concluded. (Beta) Beta

PM meets with chief of EU mission in Kosovo

Special emphasis was put on the significance of EULEX's status neutrality, because it has the support of the Serb community only as a neutral mission, read a statement issued by the Serbian government, carried by Beta.

Dačić warned about the increasing number of ethnically motivated attacks against Serbs, particularly on those returning to communities in which the Serb population is the minority.

He insisted on EULEX securing full protection for the population and preserving stability in Kosovo.

"The Serbian government is ready to help, through coordinated work with EULEX, in the prevention of incidents and the exercising of rights of all citizens, in accordance with international standards," the two collocutors concluded.