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We’ll Never Recognize Kosovo |
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Monday, 13 May 2013. |
 Serbia is knocking on the door of the European Community.
"The recently signed agreement with Kosovo, reached with the facilitation of the EC is good and it is not necessary to amend it", said Ivan Mrkic, Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs, during his visit to Helsinki.
The path to be traversed by Serbia on its way to opening the accession negotiations with the EU was not without obstacles and there is yet a long way to go before the ultimate goal is reached. At the end of April this year, the European Community gave a green light for the commencement of the negotiations, but Serbs are still reticent.
Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivan Mrkic receives us in his hotel lobby in Helsinki and gently leans from his armchair towards us, saying, almost in a whispering voice, that the delicacy of the subject that we have met to discuss doesn't allow us to speak in a loud voice.
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Interview of Minister Mrkić for "V.Novosti" - " We, too, need an apology " |
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Tuesday, 07 May 2013. |
 Foreign Minister Ivan Mrkic on European integration and on the agreement with Pristina: Relations in the region have been the best since the breakup of the former Yugoslavia. I believe that the Serbs of KiM will understand the significance of the Brussels agreement.
Since the collapse of the former Yugoslavia, relations in the region have never been better than they are now. By this I mean the relationship of Serbia not only with all the neighboring countries, but also countries with which we do not share borders and which belong to this area. The new Serbian government, ever since it was formed, has provided countless evidence through concrete actions that it wants stronger ties with its neighbours.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivan Mrkic joining Radio Belgrade’s "Talasanje" (Making Waves) program |
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Thursday, 18 April 2013. |
 Speaking on the radio show "Talasanje", Foreign Minister Mrkic covered the most topical issues like the conclusion of the ninth round of Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, the bilateral relations with the United States, Germany and Lithuania, regional cooperation, as well as the debate on The Hague Tribunal held at the UN. Also, the Minister of Foreign Affairs spoke about the changes in the diplomatic network of the Republic of Serbia.
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MFA Ivan Mrkic for “Danas“ |
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Thursday, 04 April 2013. |
 The Serbian delegation to the Brussels talks was offered nothing out of the Ahtisaari plan or regulations of the self-proclaimed 'Republic of Kosovo', says to Danas Ivan Mrkic, Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs and participant of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue in Brussels.
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Interview by Foreign Minister Ivan Mrkic for “Novosti”: It won’t be easy to have the date |
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Thursday, 04 April 2013. |
 Head of Serbian Foreign Service Ivan Mrkic says of the negative outcome of the mammoth-long discussions in Brussels: "There is still scope to arrive at a compromise. We won't be giving up on either Europe or Kosovo". |
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Minister Mrkic discloses for Novosti: “The Vatican won’t recognize Kosovo” |
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Wednesday, 20 March 2013. |
Head of the Serbian Foreign Service Ivan Mrkic says for Novosti: "Inviting Thaci to the Pope's enthronement means no change in the Vatican's position."
The Holy See won't recognize Kosovo's independence! This was affirmed in an interview to your Correspondent by Serbian Foreign Minister Ivan Mrkic. Head of the Serbian Foreign Service even added that the possibility had not been ruled out that some of the countries which had recognized Kosovo as an independent state would reverse their decisions.
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