President on two-day visit to Montenegro

Serbian President Boris Tadic will spend today and tomorrow on his first official visit to Montenegro. Reports from Podgorica said that the visit was considered "very important". President on two-day visit to Montenegro Tadic was welcomed by his Montenegrin counterpart Filip Vujanovic in a ceremony at the airport in Podgorica, and later met with PM Milo Djukanovic. He was also scheduled go to the seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) in Montenegro, and to tour Montenegro's telephone operator M-tel, which is owned by Serbia's Telekom Srbija. On Friday, the president will travel to the seaside resort of Herceg Novi where he will visit the town hall, and will then he be heading for the village of Smrijecno, the birthplace of his father. Ahead of his visit to the neighboring country, Tadic told local media that he was making another attempt to disperse any doubt that Serbia has either any interest, or desire, to deny Montenegro's statehood. Tadic and Vujanovic in Podgorica today (Tanjug)

President on two-day visit to Montenegro

Tadić was welcomed by his Montenegrin counterpart Filip Vujanović in a ceremony at the airport in Podgorica, and later met with PM Milo Đukanović.

He was also scheduled go to the seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) in Montenegro, and to tour Montenegro's telephone operator M-tel, which is owned by Serbia's Telekom Srbija.

On Friday, the president will travel to the seaside resort of Herceg Novi where he will visit the town hall, and will then he be heading for the village of Smriječno, the birthplace of his father.

Ahead of his visit to the neighboring country, Tadić told local media that he was making another attempt to disperse any doubt that Serbia has either any interest, or desire, to deny Montenegro's statehood.