Chrupalla in Belgrade: Talks about migration and minority protection

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Von: NAG Redaktion

Erfahren Sie mehr über Tino Chrupallas diplomatische Reise nach Belgrad, wo er mit serbischen Regierungsvertretern über die Herausforderungen für serbische Minderheiten im Kosovo, den EU-Beitritt und die illegale Migration diskutierte. Entdecken Sie die Erkenntnisse, die er mit in die Bundestagsfraktion nimmt, und seine Vision für ein sicheres Europa.
Learn more about Tino Chrupallas diplomatic trip to Belgrade, where he discussed the challenges for Serbian minorities in Kosovo, EU accession and illegal migration with Serbian government officials. Discover the knowledge he takes into the parliamentary group and his vision for a safe Europe. (Symbolbild/MB)

A spectacular visit to Belgrade! From October 28th to 30th, AfD parliamentary group leader Tino Chrupalla was on a diplomatic mission in the Serbian capital. Invited by the local German ambassador, an important dinner with influential business representatives was on the program. Here the future of Europe was discussed and important course for bilateral relationships was made!

Chrupalla's trip not only led him to the noble circles of diplomacy, but also to an revealing meeting with the Serbian minister of demography and family, Milica Durdevic Stammenkovski. The interior minister and deputy prime minister Ivica Dacic was also there! These discussions were about burning topics: the tense conditions of the Serbian minorities in Kosovo, the challenges of EU accession and the pressing problem of illegal migration-questions that affect all of Europe!

insights into critical topics

Another highlight was the conversation with the connection officer of the Federal Border Guard in the German Embassy. The topic of the exchange of personal data of refugee migrants between the Serbian border protection and the EU agency Frontex was deepened. An important step in combating illegal migration!

Chrupalla is satisfied after the trip: "I would like to thank the government of Serbia for active border protection and for their commitment to peace and free trade in Europe. I will take the findings from my trip to the parliamentary group. In the interests of the citizens of Germany and Serbia, we want to work together on a safe and wealthy continent of Europe." With these words, he underlines the importance of his sights in the Serbian capital and the need for close cooperation for a better future!

This trip marks a crucial moment for relationships between Germany and Serbia - a partnership that means working together on solutions for the challenges of our time!