B92.net Belgrade, Zagreb - Do not forget the recent past, but we do not live it, "said Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader.
Prime Ministers of Serbia and Croatia are pleased with the renewal of talks at the highest level between the two countries. Estimated that between them there are political differences, which at present can not be broken, but do not constitute a barrier to economic relations.
delegations of Croatia and Serbia signed an Agreement on Cooperation in the Framework for Integration with Europe and the Memorandum on cooperation in the field of language and literature.
Prime Ministers Sanader Cvetkovic and estimated that both countries need understanding and closer relations in order to ensure greater energy independence from imported gas.
Both prime ministers agreed on the need for a solution to the problem of missing persons and returning refugees, but this difficult subject will be raised at the next meeting.
"We are all aware that there are huge differences between Croatia and Serbia, especially in the field of territorial integrity and sovereignty, and, specifically, on Kosovo and Metohia. Also, our views about allegations of genocide are different. "said the Prime Minister of Serbia.
"However, we thought it would be best if we start talking about subjects where we can reach an agreement, and that these matters are pursued in the future," said Cvetkovic.
Prime Minister of Croatia said that the events of the past must not be forgotten that the past but life is not good for either Croatia or Serbia. Referring to the problem of the border with Slovenia, Croatia, Sanader promised that similar problems will not be in its relations with Serbia.
"Croatia to Serbia will not be what it is for Croatia, Slovenia. There will be better for us when the neighbors will get worse, "Sanader announced. (...)
Translated from B92.net
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