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Positive progress in relations of Serbia, Israel
Belgrade,
22 July 2016
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Israeli Ambassador to Serbia Yossef Levy agreed during today's meeting in Belgrade that in this period there has been significant progress in bilateral relations between Serbia and Israel.
Yossef Levy, left, and Ivica Dacic
Levi, who is about to finish his five-year term in Serbia, reiterated that Israel maintains the position of non-recognition of the unilaterally proclaimed independence of Kosovo, in accordance with Israeli positions that were presented to President Tomislav Nikolic during his official visit to that country in May 2013.
He expressed hope that Serbia will become a member of the EU as soon as possible and that even then it will be among those EU member states that have a positive attitude towards Israel.
He expressed hope that Serbia will become a member of the EU as soon as possible and that even then it will be among those EU member states that have a positive attitude towards Israel.
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