Kosovo Minister without portfolio, Edita Tahiri, said on Monday that the agreement reached with Serbia on mutual recognition of ADR (Transportation of Dangerous Goods) has entered into force as of today. According to this agreement, all carriers from Kosovo through ADR certificates issued by the relevant institutions of Kosovo , will deliver the trading activities with neighboring country Serbia, said Tahiri. She added further that this allows the removal of obstacles that Serbia has introduced to transport companies in Kosovo for nearly more than eight months. “This also means that Serbia recognizes documents issued by the Republic of Kosovo,” Tahiri said. With the entry into force of this agreement, today the government of Kosovo also removed the reciprocity measure against Serbia on this issue.
Tahiri: Agreement on ADR certificates enters into force today (Zeri)
- Published: 8 years ago on 25/04/2016
- By: eb
- Last Modified: April 25, 2016 @ 3:16 pm
- Filed Under: Articles from Kosovo media
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