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The Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia, Nebojsa Covic, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Goran Svilanovic, addressed the North Atlantic Council -NATO's top decision-making body- and met with NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson, 18 July. Lord Robertson stated that these talks had been "important, constructive and highly professional and were a milestone in developing the relationship between NATO and the Federal Yugoslav Republic of Yugoslavia...".
During these meetings, they assessed the positive developments in Southern Serbia, such as the disarming of ethnic Albanian groups and the confidence-building measures being put into place for the ethnic Albanian minority, as well as the peaceful transfer of the Ground Safety Zone to Serb authorities. They also raised questions related to Kosovo such as Mitrovica, the forthcoming elections and the importance of building a collective view and approach to security in the region.
At a joint press conference, Deputy Prime Minister Covic stated that the governments of Serbia and of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia wanted to participate constructively in solving problems in Southern Serbia and Kosovo. He added that they were partners with NATO and the UN in finding a solution to Kosovo, explaining that this should be achieved progressively, by taking small steps, in collaboration with representatives from the ethnic Albanian community.