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Tuesday, 13 July 2010
NARS Speaker Receives Latvian President
Today, at the National Assembly House, the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, Prof. Dr Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic, received Latvian President Valdis Zatlers, in official visit to Serbia. Both sides noted that there is ample room for improvement of parliamentary cooperation, particularly between assembly bodies charged with foreign affairs, European integration, economic issues, culture and science.
Today, at the National Assembly House, the Speaker of the National Assembly of the
Both sides noted that there is ample room for improvement of parliamentary cooperation, particularly between assembly bodies charged with foreign affairs, European integration, economic issues, culture and science.
The NARS Speaker applauded the formation of a parliamentary group for cooperation with the Serbian Assembly at the Latvian Parliament and informed the Latvian President that a creation of a Parliamentary Friendship Group with
Mentioning that every country has some “homework” to do as part of its European integration process, Zatlers stressed: “We wish to support Serbia’s every step towards full-fledged EU membership so that we can all be part of the big European family which enables free flow of people, goods and capital” and added that “Latvia supports EU expansion to include the Balkans and Turkey”.
Zatlers offered
The NARS Speaker conveyed
Djukic-Dejanovic and Zatlers highlighted the importance of the recent introduction of a regular air route between
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