Agreement with Serbia
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- Date: 28.11.2013
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The Ministry of Defence of the SR will prepare, execute and deliver an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation with the Serbian Defence Department. The Minister of Defence of the SR Martin Glváč and the Serbian Ambassador Šani Dermaku informed thereof on their bilateral meeting. The nations concerned will define in the Agreement the general framework for the defence cooperation.
“The Agreement is particularly significant in terms of modeling the dynamics of relations between our countries, but it is also the existing cooperation between our nations that I would like to underline in this context. The Slovak and Serbian troops operate together in UNFICYP mission in Cyprus, and they feel very positive about such cooperation,” stated the Minister.
The Serbian Ambassador appreciated Slovakia giving support for the integration efforts of his country. Equally, he appreciated the principled stand and official position of Slovakia on Kosovo. He confirmed his determination to seek further possibilities of defence cooperation and cooperation in the fields of technology, education and training.
The Minister Glváč stressed that the Slovak Republic views Serbia as its major and important partner in the Balkans.
“The Agreement is particularly significant in terms of modeling the dynamics of relations between our countries, but it is also the existing cooperation between our nations that I would like to underline in this context. The Slovak and Serbian troops operate together in UNFICYP mission in Cyprus, and they feel very positive about such cooperation,” stated the Minister.
The Serbian Ambassador appreciated Slovakia giving support for the integration efforts of his country. Equally, he appreciated the principled stand and official position of Slovakia on Kosovo. He confirmed his determination to seek further possibilities of defence cooperation and cooperation in the fields of technology, education and training.
The Minister Glváč stressed that the Slovak Republic views Serbia as its major and important partner in the Balkans.
