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Boskovic: Serbian mission with NATO to open by early June

23. March 2010. | 07:45

Source: EMportal

The Serbian Mission with NATO will be officially opened by the beginning of June, which is in accordance with participation in the program "Partnership for Peace" - said Petar Boskovic, Head of the Ministry of Defense Directorate for Public Affairs.

The Serbian Mission with NATO will be officially opened by the beginning of June, which is in accordance with participation in the program "Partnership for Peace" - said Petar Boskovic, Head of the Ministry of Defense Directorate for Public Affairs.

He said that it has been repeatedly postponed, mainly for technical reasons. So far Serbia has not used any part of what the Partnership for Peace Program has to offer, said Boskovic while expressing hope that in the coming period Belgrade will be actively involved in the program.

Since 2004, Serbia has been represented in the NATO headquarters in Brussels by Branislav Milinkovic in his capacity of Special Representative, and it is assumed that he himself will be named the first Ambassador of Serbia in the Alliance - the Tanjug News Agency reports.

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