Марко Ђурић

Upućujem iskreno saučešće porodicama poginulih u teškoj autobuskoj nesreći na auto-putu A3 kod Ivanić-Grada. Svim povređenima želim brz i potpun oporavak.

Zahvaljujem hrvatskim ekipama hitne pomoći, policiji i vatrogascima na brzoj i humanoj reakciji, kao i osoblju zagrebačkih bolnica na brizi o povređenima. Posebno cenimo i lični angažman hrvatskih zvaničnika.

Nastavićemo da sarađujemo sa hrvatskim vlastima u vezi sa svim aspektima ove nesreće.

@AndrejPlenkovic @tomo_medved @MIZdravstva @grlicradman

Warmest congratulations to the newly appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, @DanNeculaescu.

I wish my new Romanian counterpart every success in his new role and firmly believe that, under his mandate, #Serbia and #Romania will continue to cherish and deepen their traditionally #friendly, #brotherly and fruitful relations, just as they have done so far.

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@UN
@UNMIKosovo
#session
#KosovoandMetohija

The report describes the situation in #KosovoandMetohija as calm, but fragile. I kindly ask you to pay close attention to both words.

A street may be quiet because a family has decided it is safer to stay indoors. A town may appear peaceful because its young people have left. A #community can slowly disappear without a single dramatic event to capture the world’s attention. The absence of conflict is not the same as the presence of security.

Each of these developments can be assigned to a different institution, treated as a separate case, and explained away in its own terms. Taken together, however, they tell the story of a community left uncertain whether it has a #future at all.

The message reaching displaced #Serbs is clear: do not return. Those who remain are being told to learn to live without the institutions they depend on. And those who look to agreements for protection are being shown that even a signed commitment can remain unfulfilled for years.

These are the messages conveyed by everyday reality. They are unacceptable in a Europe that so often, and rightly, speaks of human #rights.

— Minister Marko Đurić addressed the @UN SC session on @UNMIKosovo report

We support the full engagement of #UNMIK. We also insist that its reports remain sufficiently detailed, documenting not only individual incidents but also their cumulative impact on people’s lives. Neutrality must never become a pretext for avoiding questions of #accountability.

We choose #peace, but peace must not come at the cost of silence in the face of injustice.

We choose #dialogue, but dialogue cannot mean waiting indefinitely for agreements already reached to be implemented.

We choose #reconciliation, but reconciliation cannot be built on denying victims their dignity.

And we will continue, calmly, firmly and resolutely, to defend the rights and future of the #Serb people in #KosovoandMetohija, while standing up for the security and dignity of every other community.

— Minister Marko Đurić addressed the @UN SC session on @UNMIKosovo report.