Macut meets with Republika Srpska PM in Banjaluka

BANJALUKA - Serbian PM Djuro Macut and Republika Srpska PM Savo Minic met on Friday in Banjaluka to discuss the political situation in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, joint projects being carried out by Serbia and Republika Srpska, as well as cooperation between the two governments.

At a working meeting, Macut and Minic recapped agreements from a recent session of a Serbia-Srpska Cooperation Council in Belgrade.

They noted that they would continue cooperation in all areas, as defined in a Declaration on Protection of National and Political Rights and the Joint Future of the Serbian Nation.

They especially touched upon advancement of cooperation in science, culture and education, and said the goal was to carry out more infrastructure projects, and complete those that had already been launched, to strengthen further the ties between Serbia and Srpska.

They noted that the continuity of cooperation between the two governments was producing concrete results and demonstrating togetherness and unbreakable ties.

Minic thanked Macut for Serbia's constant support and assistance to Republika Srpska and said he was confident the cooperation would be strengthened further by signing new memorandums, the Republika Srpska government said in a statement.