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Sweden continues to support Serbia in the European integration process
Belgrade,
9 November 2016
Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic met today with Director-General for International Development Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden Johannes Oljelund.
Stefanovic thanked the Kingdom of Sweden for support in the reform process carried out by the Ministry of the Interior through various projects.
Oljelund assessed that Serbia has achieved significant results on the path of European integration and stressed that Sweden will continue to provide full support to our country in the process, according to a statement by the Ministry of the Interior.
Oljelund assessed that Serbia has achieved significant results on the path of European integration and stressed that Sweden will continue to provide full support to our country in the process, according to a statement by the Ministry of the Interior.
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