Guinea-Bissau reconfirms recognition of Kosovo, refuting Serbian FM Dacic

Guinea-Bissau has reconfirmed recognition of Kosovo as independent country. State minister of this country, Fabien Sagna, has on Monday handed over a letter of the President José Mário Vaz, confirming that this country recognises Kosovo. This reconfirmation refutes allegations of Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic who in November last year stated that Guinea-Bissau has revoked recognition of Kosovo.

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