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Serbia Looks To Boost Nato Ties

机译：塞尔维亚希望加强北约关系

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Serbia is unlikely to seek full membership of NATO but is aiming to strengthen its partnership with the alliance through increased participation in international operations, Minister of Defence Dragan Sutanovac has told Jane's.rnSutanovac said Belgrade would aim to replicate the positions of Sweden and Austria by placing EU membership ahead of further integration with NATO.rnHowever, he said there are areas in which co-operation between NATO and Serbia can be strengthened, particularly regarding UNrnpeacekeeping missions. "I think Serbia should be a [stronger] partner with NATO, and the best way to be a partner is to be together, on UN operations for example. This is something which will be very important for us," he said.rnThe most recently published UN figures, for December 2008, show Serbia has 26 participants on UN operations: five police underrnMINUSTAH in Haiti; six troops under MONUC in the Democratic Republic of Congo; six police and six military observers in UNMIL in Liberia; and three military observers in Cote d'Ivoire.
机译：塞尔维亚国防部长德拉甘·萨塔诺瓦茨（Dragan Sutanovac）告诉简氏记者，塞尔维亚不太可能寻求北约的正式成员，但旨在通过增加对国际行动的参与来加强与北约的伙伴关系。他说，在加入北约进一步融合之前，欧盟已成为欧盟成员。但是，在某些领域中，北约与塞尔维亚之间的合作可以得到加强，特别是在联合国维持和平特派团方面。他说：“我认为塞尔维亚应该成为北约的[更强]合作伙伴，而成为合作伙伴的最佳方式就是在联合国行动中团结在一起。这对我们来说非常重要。”联合国最近发布的2008年12月的数字显示，塞尔维亚有26名参与联合国行动的参与者：五名在海地的联海稳定团警察；联刚特派团领导的六支部队在刚果民主共和国；利比里亚联利特派团的六名警察和六名军事观察员；和三名科特迪瓦军事观察员。

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