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Serbia to present results of Action Plan in Brussels

21. March 2011. | 08:22

Source: Beta

 A group of Serbian officials, including President Boris Tadic, will be visiting Brussels on March 21-26, where they will present the results of implementing a government Action Plan for meeting the conditions to become a candidate state to EU officials.

 A group of Serbian officials, including President Boris Tadic, will be visiting Brussels on March 21-26, where they will present the results of implementing a government Action Plan for meeting the conditions to become a candidate state to EU officials.

The Belgrade delegation will also include deputy prime ministers Ivica Dacic and Bozidar Djelic, and EU Integrations Office chief Milica Delevic, according to Euractiv Serbia (www.euractiv.rs).

On March 26, Tadic is scheduled to meet with EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule.

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