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Greece, Romania, Bulgaria support Serbia's EU bid
Meeting in Belgrade with president Vucic
09 December, 16:12
(ANSA) - TRIESTE - The prime ministers of Greece, Bulgaria
and Romania have pledged support for Serbia's membership in the
European Union, saying it would boost stability in the Balkans.
Officials agreed at a meeting Saturday in Belgrade with Serbia's president to improve trade, energy and transportation links between their countries.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says "Serbia no longer can be outside the European family." He adds "we must cooperate and promote peace and stability in the Balkans." Bulgarian Premier Boiko Borisov says "there is no better way for the Balkans than the EU way." (ANSA).
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Officials agreed at a meeting Saturday in Belgrade with Serbia's president to improve trade, energy and transportation links between their countries.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says "Serbia no longer can be outside the European family." He adds "we must cooperate and promote peace and stability in the Balkans." Bulgarian Premier Boiko Borisov says "there is no better way for the Balkans than the EU way." (ANSA).
