Serbian media: Guinea Prime Minister Bissau said they did not recognise Kosovo

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17 November 2017, 15:42(9 years ago)

Guinea Prime Minister Bessau, Umaro Sisoko, who is staying for a visit to Belgrade, has said that this country has never recognised Kosovo's independence, broadcast Serbian media. Sisoko has said that even though Guinea Bissau has not recognised Kosovo, it is located on the list of states that have done so. [...]

Sisoko has said that even though Guinea Bissau has not recognised Kosovo, it is located on the list of states that have done so.

Guinea Prime Minister Bissau has met with Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, in Belgrade, with whom they have talked about advancing economic co-operation and regional issues.

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