Brnabic: So-called Kosovo's membership not on Interpol agenda

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Wednesday her recent visit to the UAE had also included a meeting with the Interpol president, who told her the so-called Kosovo's bid for membership in the organisation would not be on the agenda during his tenure.

Speaking to Pink TV, Brnabic said Interpol President Maj Gen Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi had told her he would try to keep the organisation from becoming politicised.

This means that "the so-called Kosovo's membership in Interpol is not on the agenda," she said.

She added that Serbia was making every effort to keep the so-called Kosovo from becoming a member of international organisations, but noted that Interpol and UNESCO were two key organisations.

"As early as yesterday, I sent him an official letter and an invitation to come to Serbia for further discussions about deepening the cooperation, in particular in the field of cyber crime and cyber security and all the threats that we have and that we are fighting successfully, in which we will invest even more money in the future."

Brnabic said she was extremely pleased with the results of the visit to the UAE and the level of bilateral cooperation.