Brnabić on relations between the United States and Serbia with members of Congress

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic is visiting the United States of America. Brnabić met with Congressmen Ted Poom and Emanuel Kliver, Co-Presidents of the Serbs.

According to the Serbian government, Brnabic thanked the members of the Congress Pou and Kliver for engaging in the Serbian coalition and promoting topics and issues of importance to Serbia. .

From the office of Poa MP Voice of America, it was said that the two co-presidents of the Serbian coconut spoke with the Serbian Prime Minister, Anne Brnabic, of an "important relationship between the United States and Serbia ". According to him, "the first visit of the Prime Minister to the Congress took place while celebrating the centenary of the war that took place between US and Serb soldiers during the First World War". "We have tackled a wide range of issues, including the search for a peaceful and mutually acceptable solution to the Kosovo issue," Congressmen Kliver and I reaffirmed by saying that the United States must remain attached to Serbia. MP Emanuel Kliver wrote on Twitter that he and his colleague Poom met the Serbian Prime Minister this morning. "As co-chair of the Serbian coconut, I am happy to be able to discuss relations between our two countries."

Serbian Prime Minister said that dialogue with parliamentarians and senators "In particular, I would like to emphasize the importance of maintaining the current reach of KFOR forces in Kosovo and Metohija, as well as the American participation to this mission to protect the Serbian community and preserve stability in Kosovo and Metohija ",
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US officials positively assessed the commitment of members of the Serbian army in the missions UN and EU peacekeeping, as well as cooperation with NATO under the Partnership for Peace program. with Jim Jong Kim, President of the World Bank, and Stephen Munchin, US Secretary of Finance, and will also speak with the influential Republican Senator Rhon Johnson and Tom Kotoon

Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic is also expected to meet the Prime Minister, who will meet with John Ballton, White Bolton National Security Advisor, and Vesel Michiel, Deputy Secretary of State for Europe. The Serbian delegation will host the reception at the Congress Center of Visitors on the occasion of the centenary of the Serbian flag at the White House.