(ANSA) - BELGRADE, SEPTEMBER 6 - President Aleksandar Vucic
said Serbia expects Pristina to lift the 100% increased tariffs
imposed on Serbian imports, allowing to resume dialogue to reach
a compromise agreement on Kosovo. Speaking at the end of a
meeting today in Belgrade with the two American senators Chris
Murphy (Democrat) and Ron Johnson (Republican), Vucic reiterated
that a compromise agreement means that both sides renounce
something, in order to gain both, "It must be an agreement
whereby both sides lose something, so as to make it equally
profitable for both", the president said at a joint press
conference with the two US senators. "Serbia - he added - is
ready to talk about everything, but without a real compromise
agreement there will be no solution". According to Vucic, the
normalization of relations between Serbs and Albanians, with the
establishment of lasting peace, would be a win-win solution for
both sides and all the other peoples of the region. The
president, therefore, thanked the two American senators for
their commitment to encouraging the resumption of dialogue to
reach an agreement on Kosovo, and for supporting Serbia's path
towards EU membership. At the same time, Vucic called for a
strengthening of the relations with the United States,
particularly in terms of economy. Before arriving in Belgrade,
Murphy and Johnson visited Pristina where they had talks with
the Kosovar leadership. (ANSA).
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