Serbian Army chief meets with NATO official: They speak about cooperation between Serbia and NATO
A statement said that readiness was expressed for the continuation of cooperation in areas of mutual interest, with the expectation that overall relations will continue to develop within the Partnership for Peace program and with full respect of the military neutrality of Serbia
Current political and security situation in the region, the cooperation between the Serbian Army and KFOR and the participation in joint Partnership for Peace program activities were the topics discussed today by Chief of General Staff of the Serbian Army General Milan Mojsilovic and Major General Francesco Diella, Director of the Cooperative Security Division of the NATO International Military Staff, the Serbian Ministry of Defense announced.
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Participants in the meeting indicated their readiness to continue cooperation in areas of mutual interest and expressed expectation that overall relations will continue to develop within the Partnership for Peace program, fully respecting Serbia’s policy of military neutrality, it was further stated.
As announced, Diella will also attend a meeting with representatives of the Serbian Army's General Staff, where the capabilities of the Peacekeeping Operations Center, participation of the Serbian Army in multinational operations and their involvement in the Operational Capabilities Concept will be presented.
(Telegraf.rs)