Serbia, South Africa to sign police memorandum

The interior ministries of Serbia and South Africa will sign a memorandum of police cooperation, officials of the two states announced in Belgrade on Monday. The document will secure mutual interest in cooperation in the fight against all types of crime, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Ivica Dacic and South African Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ebrahim Ebrahim underlined. Serbia, South Africa to sign police memorandum At a joint press conference, Dacic said that the signing of the memorandum was initiated by the Serbian MUP (Interior Ministry and police), while Ebrahim expressed hope that the document will be signed soon. The officials recalled that the two countries have had good and friendly relations for many years, and that they have put efforts to promote all forms of cooperation, particularly in the areas of economy and culture. Dacic thanked the South African official for his country's principled stand in support of Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty regarding the status of Kosovo. The meeting in Belgrade on Monday (Tanjug)

Serbia, South Africa to sign police memorandum

At a joint press conference, Dačić said that the signing of the memorandum was initiated by the Serbian MUP (Interior Ministry and police), while Ebrahim expressed hope that the document will be signed soon.

The officials recalled that the two countries have had good and friendly relations for many years, and that they have put efforts to promote all forms of cooperation, particularly in the areas of economy and culture.

Dačić thanked the South African official for his country's principled stand in support of Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty regarding the status of Kosovo.