Manuel Sarazzin (Photo: Serbian Government/ Pedja Vuckovic)
Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic had talks on Sept. 13 with the German government’s special envoy for the Western Balkans, Manuel Sarazzin, about the advancing of bilateral relations.
The officials concurred that bilateral relations were at a high level and said they were pleased with the dynamic development of economic cooperation, in which Germany became Serbia’s first trade partner in recent years, reads the statement of the Foreign Ministry.
Special envoy Sarazzin reiterated the German government’s firm support to the full EU membership of Serbia and the region. They also concurred that progress in the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue was very significant for preserving stability in the region, while Dacic stressed the importance of the forming of the Community of Serb Municipalities as urgently as possible.
Dacic and Sarazzin exchanged opinions about regional cooperation and current foreign political issues. The German side announced a meeting of foreign ministers of the Berlin Process in Tirana on Oct. 6 this year, and then the Summit of the Berlin Process on Oct. 16.
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