MINISTERS OF NATO TALKED ABOUT WEST BALKANS: They concluded this about KFOR, Serbia and Montenegro

The NATO foreign ministers of the member countries agreed in the conference in Brussels that it is needed to support the reforms and stability on the Western Balkans, with more political dialog, more practical cooperation, and working more closely with European Union. Because stability in the Western Balkans brings greater security in Europe, said NATOp; Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, carrying conclusions of the Ministers on the first day of the conference, which is being exclusively monitored by Telegraf.

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First man of the alliance said on the conference that they talked about how NATO can strengthen the partnership. According to him, NATO has years of experience in projecting stability on Western Balkans.

- Our KFOR  mission works on preserving peace for all people on Kosovo. We are present in the region through three regional offices, and we have in perspective that two more countries will become members and we have active partnership with all others, including Serbia - said Stoltenberg.

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He thinks that Montenegro is an example where you can see what you can accomplish through the Euro Atlantic integrations.

That is why he mentioned that NATO must do more to support the reforms and Stability, more from political dialogue, with more practical cooperation and working closer with European union. 

- Because stability in the Western Balkans brings greater security in Europe - said the first man of NATO.

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Besides West Balkans, ministers talked on the first day of conference about the situation in Near East and Northern Africa.

- Allies are deeply concerned about the renewed offensive of the Syrian regime, with the support of Russia. The scale of the humanitarian disaster are staggering. We continue to urge a political solution, which includes end to violence and the continuation of humanitarian aid - said Stoltenberg.

(Telegraf.co.uk / M.Ivas)