Brnabic: Pristina must start forming Community of Serb Municipalities

Photo: Tanjug/Serbian Government/ Pedja Vuckovic

Serbia has the full support of France that the agreements signed by Belgrade and Pristina must be implemented, Prime Minister of Serbia Ana Brnabic said last evening in Paris after a meeting with French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, reports Tanjug.

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After the meeting, Brnabic told journalists that Pristina must implement the Brussels Agreement and start the formation of the ZSO, because without that there is no point in discussing other proposals.

Answering journalist's question about whether there was talk of a Franco-German proposal for the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, Brnabic stressed that precisely because one side in Kosovo and Metohija is violating previous agreements on normalization and refusing to implement them, there is no point in discussing new proposals.

"We did not discuss that proposal because, before any new proposals and before any discussions on new agreements, what is necessary, quite naturally and logically is to fully implement the existing agreements," said the prime minister.

She pointed out that it was said during the meeting that Serbia has the full support of France that the signed agreements must be implemented.

"I am glad that in the new mandate of the Government, together with Prime Minister Borne, I will work to further strengthen political and economic relations between the two countries," said Brnabic.

Photo: Tanjug/ Serbian Government/ Pedja Vuckovic

The prime minister stated that the meeting focused mainly on deepening economic relations between Serbia and France, stressing that cooperation between the two countries so far is at an extremely high level.

She recalled that many French companies have come and invested in Serbia, from Vinci, which manages the Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, through Suez, which manages the Vinca landfill, thanks to which waste will be used as an energy source, to the company Michelin, which is the fifth largest exporter from Serbia.

The meeting also touched on Serbia's EU integration, said Brnabic and pointed out that France provides continuous support to Serbia on its EU path.

Brnabic added that she also talked with Borne about changes to the Constitution in the area of the judiciary, the laws that need to be changed, the freedom of media and the fight against organized crime and corruption.

(Telegraf.rs)