Vucic and Lajcak talk about continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic today met with Special Representative of the European Union for Dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and Other Regional Issues in the Western Balkans Miroslav Lajcak, with whom he discussed the continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, and especially the importance of the Brussels agreement that was signed nine years ago.

The president said that nine years had passed since the signing of the Brussels agreement, and that there is still no progress in the implementation of the obligations undertaken by Pristina, primarily in connection with the establishment of the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO), and added that Serbia expects the reached agreements to be respected and fully implemented.

EU Special Representative Miroslav Lajcak said he would continue to be fully engaged in continuing the dialogue under the EU auspices without further delay, adding that EU members expect the two sides to implement everything that has been agreed within the dialogue process of the last ten years.

President Vucic stressed that Serbia supports the activities, efforts and intentions of Miroslav Lajcak to reach a solution through a policy of compromise, without ultimatums and imposed solutions, in order to show understanding for Serbia's state and national interests, and not only for the national interests of Albanians.

The president thanked Miroslav Lajcak for his dedication, adding that he is always welcome in Serbia, the president's Press Office announced.

(Telegraf.rs)