Members of the Serbian parliament permanent delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly (PA) will attend the NATO PA meeting in Warsaw November 12-16.

The meeting will discuss a report by the Committee on the Civil Dimension of Security regarding the situation in the Western Balkans 15 years after the Dayton Agreement, which ended the war in Bosnia.

The Serbian delegation will meet NATO PA President John Tanner, Chairman of the Committee on the Civil Dimension of Security Jo Ann Emerson and committee rapporteur Marc Angel.

The delegation comprises Konstantin Samofalov, Edip Serifov, Nikola Lazic, Bozidar Djelic and Vlajko Senic, who is the head of the group. A part of the debate will focus on Serbia and its role regarding security in the Western Balkans, as well as its defence policy concerning NATO, Serifov stated.

"Our delegation will send the message that Serbia is a partner to all countries when it comes to maintaining world peace and stability," Serifov wrote in a statement received by Tanjug. According to him, "after the professionalization of the armed forces and the adoption of the national defence and security strategy, Serbia continues to take steps towards integrating itself into the joint European and world political and security system."