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U.S. ready to work with any Serbian government

08. May 2012. | 10:39

Source: Tanjug

The United States is ready to cooperate with any government that comes to power in Serbia, so as to ensure the country's further Euro-Atlantic Integration, Deputy Spokesman of the U.S. Department of State Mark Toner said.

The United States is ready to cooperate with any government that comes to power in Serbia, so as to ensure the country's further Euro-Atlantic Integration, Deputy Spokesman of the U.S. Department of State Mark Toner said.

At a press briefing held on Monday evening, Toner congratulated the people of Serbia on the orderly voting process, which ran without major incidents. The deputy spokesman also congratulated the OSCE for its facilitation of balloting in Kosovo.

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