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Dacic signs book of condolences at French embassy
Belgrade,
14 November 2015
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic signed today the book of condolences at the French embassy in Belgrade, opened on the occasion of yesterday’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
Author:
Tanjug
“On behalf of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I express my deepest condolences and solidarity with all victims of the terrorist attacks in Paris, their families and the French people and the government.
Unfortunately, terrorism once again showed its inhuman face. The response must be strong and universal.
Serbia stands by France in all difficult moments”, Dacic wrote in the book of condolences.
Unfortunately, terrorism once again showed its inhuman face. The response must be strong and universal.
Serbia stands by France in all difficult moments”, Dacic wrote in the book of condolences.
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