Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs State Secretary, Dijana Hrkalovic during the meeting with Algerian and Tunisian ambassadors to Serbia, Abdelhamid Cebchoub and Seyf Rejeb said that the eventual admission of the so-called Kosovo to Interpol would constitute violation of the international law, as well as of rules and procedures of this police international organization, Novosti daily reported yesterday afternoon.
Hrkalovic noted the eventual admission of the so-called Kosovo to Interpol would also constitute breaching of a legally binding UN SC Resolution 1244.
She thanked Algeria and Tunisia for their principled stances not to recognize unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo and for respecting the Serbian territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Both ambassadors noted the stances of their countries on Kosovo remain unchanged and that they do not recognize it.
