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Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina to continue economic, anti-crime cooperation |
Belgrade, May 9, 2003 - Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Zivkovic and his Bosnia-Herzegovina counterpart Adnan Terzic expressed satisfaction with the cooperation between the two countries and announced that it will be continued in the fields of economy and fight against organised crime.
Zivkovic said the talks between the two delegations were on the improvement of regional relations and strengthening cooperation in the fields of economy and fighting organised crime. He added that cooperation between Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina has been good so far, but that conditions can be created for its further improvement.
Terzic said that Bosnia-Herzegovina supports regional cooperation that the EU expects from both countries, and added that political and economic stability in the region is crucial. He confirmed that the two delegations agreed on strengthening economic cooperation and cooperation in fighting organised crime.
Terzic rejected the possibility that Bosnia-Herzegovina drop its war reparation suit against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, explaining that it is now a legal issue with which no government should interfere.
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