Serbia and Bosnia sign security agreement

BELGRADE The Serbian government and the Council of Ministers of Bosnia-Herzegovina signed in Belgrade on Thursday a security agreement. The deal will allow for "an even better cooperation between the two countries in the battle against crime and in raising the level of their economic cooperation," it was announced. Serbia and Bosnia sign security agreement Head of Serbia's National Security Council office for the protection of confidential data Goran Matic and Bosnia-Herzegovina's assistant minister for the protection of confidential data, Mate Miletic, signed the agreement. Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic was at the signing and emphasized that the document would improve the safety of the citizens of both countries. The agreement is a clear message to all those on the other side of the law that national borders would not be of help to them in crime, because Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina will work together, Vucic noted. The document also helps improve the cooperation between the two countries' defense industries, he said. The agreement starts a new chapter in the economic and defence cooperation between Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina and is very important for the region's stability and EU integration, Vucic pointed out. The signing will help improve the efficiency of the cooperation in interior affairs, justice, foreign affairs, defense and between security agencies, the Serbian government said. The Serbian government and the Bosnia-Herzegovina Council of Ministers will hold the first joint session in Belgrade on November 27 during which they will discuss the results and establish the future cooperation between the two countries, announced Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and Denis Becirovic, Chairman of the House of Representatives of the Bosnian Parliamentary Assembly. (Tanjug) Tanjug

Serbia and Bosnia sign security agreement

Head of Serbia's National Security Council office for the protection of confidential data Goran Matić and Bosnia-Herzegovina's assistant minister for the protection of confidential data, Mate Miletić, signed the agreement.

Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić was at the signing and emphasized that the document would improve the safety of the citizens of both countries.

The agreement is a clear message to all those on the other side of the law that national borders would not be of help to them in crime, because Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina will work together, Vučić noted.

The document also helps improve the cooperation between the two countries' defense industries, he said.

The agreement starts a new chapter in the economic and defence cooperation between Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina and is very important for the region's stability and EU integration, Vučić pointed out.

The signing will help improve the efficiency of the cooperation in interior affairs, justice, foreign affairs, defense and between security agencies, the Serbian government said.

The Serbian government and the Bosnia-Herzegovina Council of Ministers will hold the first joint session in Belgrade on November 27 during which they will discuss the results and establish the future cooperation between the two countries, announced Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić and Denis Bećirović, Chairman of the House of Representatives of the Bosnian Parliamentary Assembly.