Schmidt meets Brnabić: The High Representative sees an honest collaborator and partner in Belgrade!

(Patria) - Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić spoke today with the High Representative of the international community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, about the importance of joint projects in the region for its progress and finding ways to accelerate their implementation.

Brnabić recalled that Serbia is a guarantor of the Dayton Agreement, that it respects the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that it is committed and open to developing good neighborly relations and bilateral cooperation, which includes cooperation with both its central and entity authorities, the Government of Serbia announced.

During the conversation at the Government of Serbia, the Prime Minister once again emphasized that President Aleksandar Vučić has continuously sent positive signals in previous years and continues with such a policy, while also stating that security, stability, and economic development are in the interest of the entire region.

According to her, Serbia also offers many opportunities, especially for young people, for the development of their potential, invests in modern technologies and IT, but is also very open to building bridges with Bosnia and Herzegovina in all areas.

Brnabić said that she looks forward to cooperation with the new convocation of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Prime Minister reiterated on this occasion that the recent public disclosure of a note from the Serbian Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina with personal and confidential data, which endangered the security of a protected person, is unacceptable and contrary to diplomatic practice. This concerns data about the escort of the son of Aleksandar Vučić, Danilo Vučić, who attended the marking of the unconstitutional January 9th.

She also thanked her interlocutor for the recent phone conversation on this topic and for his understanding.

Schmidt, assessing such practice as unacceptable, pointed out that in accordance with the decision of the Peace Implementation Council Steering Board, he informed the diplomatic community in Bosnia and Herzegovina about it.

The High Representative agreed with the Prime Minister that the stability of the region and its economic development are extremely important, and that he sees an honest collaborator and partner in Belgrade.