Serbia Thanks Kuwait for Kosovo
Belgrade | 26 November 2009 | Bojana Barlovac
Serbia's top officials have thanked Kuwait for not recognising Kosovo, and have announced deals aimed at re-establishing economic and military cooperation between the two countries.
Meeting Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser al Mohammed al Ahmed al Sabah in Belgrade on Wednesday, representatives of Serbia and Kuwait signed four agreements on economic and technical cooperation, cooperation in tourism, art and culture and civil aviation.
Serbian President Boris Tadic highlighted the ''significant potential for re-establishing military-economic cooperation between Serbia and Kuwait'', and welcomed ''the return of our construction companies that were successfully operating in Kuwait in the past.''
Al-Sabah also met with his Serbian counterpart Mirko Cvetkovic who told him that Belgrade highly appreciates Kuwait's ''principled'' position on not recognising Kosovo.
In turn, Al-Sabah thanked Serbia in supporting Kuwait during the Iraqi occupation of that country in the early 1990s.




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