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Sweden offers full support to Serbia in obtaining EU candidate status on December 9

 

Serbia’s Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Bozidar Djelic spoke with Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt about bilateral relations and Serbia’s further steps in the process of European integration.

A statement by the Office of the Deputy Prime Ministers says that Bildt confirmed that Sweden will offer full support to Serbia to obtain EU candidate status on 9 December and for the start of accession negotiations next year, provided that the conditions outlined in the European Commission’s recommendation are fulfilled.

Source balkans.com

 

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