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Deepening all forms of cooperation with Sweden
Belgrade,
25 April 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Chairman of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Sweden Urban Alin assessed in today's meeting that the bilateral relations between the two countries are traditionally good and friendly.
Urban Alin, left, and Ivica Dacic
Author:
Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Dacic voiced satisfaction that marking 100 years of diplomatic relations between Serbia and Sweden started with a visit of the Swedish Parliament Speaker.
At the meeting it was noted that there is intense political dialogue that takes place continuously at all levels, and that there is a mutual interest in further deepening and strengthening of all aspects of bilateral cooperation, especially in the economic sphere.
Dacic pointed out that Serbia appreciates the active support of the Kingdom of Sweden to European integration of Serbia, and conveyed the expectation that it will continue like that in the future.
Alin praised the continuation of comprehensive reforms of the Serbian government, and reiterated the readiness of Sweden to continue supporting Serbia's European integration in the further course of the negotiation process with the European Union.
The two sides exchanged opinions in connection with the continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels and current issues in the region.
They also discussed and the migrant crisis, the fight against terrorism, as well as other international issues.
At the meeting it was noted that there is intense political dialogue that takes place continuously at all levels, and that there is a mutual interest in further deepening and strengthening of all aspects of bilateral cooperation, especially in the economic sphere.
Dacic pointed out that Serbia appreciates the active support of the Kingdom of Sweden to European integration of Serbia, and conveyed the expectation that it will continue like that in the future.
Alin praised the continuation of comprehensive reforms of the Serbian government, and reiterated the readiness of Sweden to continue supporting Serbia's European integration in the further course of the negotiation process with the European Union.
The two sides exchanged opinions in connection with the continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels and current issues in the region.
They also discussed and the migrant crisis, the fight against terrorism, as well as other international issues.
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