Croatian, Bosnian FMs talk Kosovo

Croatia will copy the EU, and Bosnia will be among the last to recognize Kosovo, according to the countries’ foreign ministers. Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Gordan Jandrokovic said in Sarajevo today that Croatia would follow EU policy when it came to the independence declaration. Croatian, Bosnian FMs talk Kosovo He added that Croatia, as an EU candidate, was keen for Bosnia-Hercegovina to join the EU as soon as possible and offered to assist by sharing Croatia’s own experiences in European integration. Bosnian Foreign Minister Sven Alkalaj said that “no country in the world had asked Bosnia to recognize Kosovo,” and that Bosnia-Hercegovina would support any agreement reached through an agreement between Pristina and Belgrade. According to Alkalaj, “If Kosovo declares independence, Bosnia will most probably be among the last to recognize an independent Kosovo.” The two ministers said that their respective countries were fostering “good neighborly and friendly relations” and were cooperating well at a regional and multilateral level. The aim of the meeting in Sarajevo was to consider all matters of common interest which are to come under scrutiny this year at a meeting of deputy foreign ministers and the Bosnian Inter-State Committee.

Croatian, Bosnian FMs talk Kosovo

He added that Croatia, as an EU candidate, was keen for Bosnia-Hercegovina to join the EU as soon as possible and offered to assist by sharing Croatia’s own experiences in European integration.

Bosnian Foreign Minister Sven Alkalaj said that “no country in the world had asked Bosnia to recognize Kosovo,” and that Bosnia-Hercegovina would support any agreement reached through an agreement between Priština and Belgrade.

According to Alkalaj, “If Kosovo declares independence, Bosnia will most probably be among the last to recognize an independent Kosovo.”

The two ministers said that their respective countries were fostering “good neighborly and friendly relations” and were cooperating well at a regional and multilateral level.

The aim of the meeting in Sarajevo was to consider all matters of common interest which are to come under scrutiny this year at a meeting of deputy foreign ministers and the Bosnian Inter-State Committee.