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Radončić, Dačić and Konjević Signed Statement on Security Cooperation

Published: September 13, 2013
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radoncic_dacic_trilaterlaniThe B&H Minister of Security Fahrudin Radončić, Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs of Serbia Ivica Dačić and the Minister of Internal Affairs of Montenegro Raško Konjević signed a statement in Sarajevo today on joint security cooperation where they identified all areas in which the three countries can improve cooperation.

In the joint statement, the ministers confirmed the continuous intention of regional cooperation in the fight against organized crime and all areas of terrorism.

At the press conference, Minister Radončić said that he spoke with the ministers on all the issues and necessary measures that are necessary in order to overcome the challenges facing the police forces in all countries more effectively and easily with the aim to increase the security of citizens in the entire region.

Radončić said that B&H, Serbia and Montenegro are firmly committed to EU membership, and cooperation and mutual support of the three countries was stressed at today’s meeting to address issues that threaten the visa-free regime.

(Source: Dnevni Avaz)

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