Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić said today during talks with President of the European Economic and Social Committee Oliver Röpke that Serbia is ready to implement all the necessary reforms required for EU accession by the end of 2026.
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Implementation of all reforms necessary for EU accession priority task
Belgrade,
29 November 2024
Noting that this is a very ambitious, but also a priority task, Đurić stressed that full membership of the European Union is a strategic commitment and a priority of Serbia’s foreign policy.
Đurić assessed that, taking into account comprehensive economic growth and development, maintaining positive relations in the wider region, as well as regular dialogue and joint work with partners to promote cooperation and stability in the Western Balkans, Serbia is in the process of building new relations.
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