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Croatian and Serbian presidents call for deepening bilateral relations

NOVI SAD, June 18 (Hina) - Croatia and Serbia should deepen bilateral relations as they are prerequisites for the stability of the Western Balkans, Croatian and Serbian President Stjepan Mesic and Boris Tadic said in Novi Sad on Thursday ahead of a summit meeting of central European countries' heads of state in that northern Serbian city.
NOVI SAD, June 18 (Hina) - Croatia and Serbia should deepen bilateral relations as they are prerequisites for the stability of the Western Balkans, Croatian and Serbian President Stjepan Mesic and Boris Tadic said in Novi Sad on Thursday ahead of a summit meeting of central European countries' heads of state in that northern Serbian city.

Addressing the press. the two presidents said that their countries' joint goal was to enter the European Union.

Mesic said that they had also talked about the return of Croatian Serb refugees.

"Croatia can be presented in the world as a mature democracy when its citizens return to Croatia feeling safe and secure, regulate their status and come back to their homes, towns and villages," Mesic said referring to Croatian Serb refugees living in Serbia.

The two officials discussed the border issue and agreed that the provisional solution should remain in place and that the two countries would try solve the issue in the spirit of good neighbourliness and cooperation.

Tadic said that he had accepted Mesic's invitation to visit Croatia in early September.

The Novi Sad summit, which will last by 21 June, will focus on economic challenges and energy issues in the light of integration with the European Union.

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