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Improving bilateral relations with Iceland
Belgrade,
22 March 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Ambassador of the Republic of Iceland Martin Eyolfson, who covers Serbia on the non-residential basis from Berlin, expressed desire today for the improvement of bilateral relations.
Author:
mfa.gov.rs
Dacic and Eyolfson noted that bilateral relations can be enhanced through exchange of visits, consultations of the foreign ministries and by strengthening economic cooperation, primarily in the field of tourism.
Ambassador Martin Eyolfson arrived at Belgrade today to deliver accreditation letters to President of Serbia Tomislav Nikolic.
Ambassador Martin Eyolfson arrived at Belgrade today to deliver accreditation letters to President of Serbia Tomislav Nikolic.
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