Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2003-03-12-Speech-3-247"
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If I have understood correctly, you asked if we shall convene an extraordinary Foreign Affairs Council in the wake of developments in Serbia. First of all, as I said earlier, we have condemned this incident and expressed our sorrow. However, I think that developments in this country are developments in which we have invested a great deal; we have concerned ourselves with the future of Serbia and Montenegro and the region as a whole for many years now and we are committed to efforts to maintain and guarantee permanent stability, peace and democratic institutions there. This is the message which the presidency is sending Serbia and the Serbian nation and the region as a whole today, and we shall do everything we can to help in this direction. We are due to hold a Council of Ministers very shortly, within the next few days, so I see no reason to convene an extraordinary Council; it might even generate certain fears. We do not think that this incident should cause any internal disruption, over and above sorrow and shock. It is on our agenda and we shall take measures over the next few days if any special support is needed."@en1
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