First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic announced last night that Togo is the 15th country to withdraw recognition of Kosovo's independence, noting that the withdrawal note was issued on 28 June.
Q:
A:
Togo 15th country to withdraw recognition of Kosovo
Belgrade,
26 August 2019
Dacic, appearing on Pink Television, explained that on the day he wanted to release the information, Quint issued a statement urging Serbia to cease its activities to withdraw recognition.
He emphasised that our goal is for the number of countries that recognise Kosovo to fall below half of the UN member states, or below 97 countries.
According to Dacic, this will make official Pristina realise that it cannot act as it wants and that a mutual agreement between the two parties is necessary, rather than considering that the matter with Kosovo's independence is over because it is not.
Serbia will continue activities to withdraw Kosovo's recognition, Dacic said.
-
Belgrade, 11 April 2025Call to strengthen institutions in fight against money laundering, terrorist financing
-
Jagodina, 10 April 2025Schott Pharma opens production facility in Jagodina
-
Belgrade, 10 April 2025Several people arrested in ongoing operation against environmental crime
-
Belgrade, 10 April 2025Room for improving economic cooperation with Iran
-
Inđija, 8 April 2025JFE Shoji Serbia opens plant in Inđija
-
Belgrade, 2 April 2025Ministry of Interior participates in crackdown on major paedophile platform
-
Belgrade, 1 April 2025Serbia does not deviate from protecting rights, interests of its citizens
-
Belgrade, 27 March 2025Expo 2025 Osaka opportunity to promote Serbia, attract new investments
-
Belgrade, 27 March 2025Warrant requests against Dodik, Stevandić violate INTERPOL’s Constitution
-
Belgrade, 25 March 2025First four agreements signed for affordable housing loans for young people