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Serbia, Portugal must improve bilateral cooperation
Belgrade,
22 June 2009
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic today met with Portuguese parliamentary speaker Jaime Gama, who is heading a Portuguese parliamentary delegation on a visit to Serbia.
At the meeting they agreed on the necessity to improve bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
The Prime Minister thanked Portugal for their support to Serbia on its EU road, especially regarding visa liberalisation.
Cvetkovic stressed it is particularly important to intensify economic cooperation, adding that there is room for further improvement.
Presenting the Serbian government’s key priorities to the Portuguese delegation, the Prime Minister invited Portuguese businesspeople to invest in Serbia.
The Prime Minister thanked Portugal for their support to Serbia on its EU road, especially regarding visa liberalisation.
Cvetkovic stressed it is particularly important to intensify economic cooperation, adding that there is room for further improvement.
Presenting the Serbian government’s key priorities to the Portuguese delegation, the Prime Minister invited Portuguese businesspeople to invest in Serbia.
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