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Serbia, Greece traditionally friendly countries
Belgrade/Athens,
10 July 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic assessed today during a meeting with Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kocias that relations between the two countries are based on traditional friendship and mutual solidarity over the centuries.
Dacic, who is on a visit to Athens, pointed out that he is very happy that the meeting of the High Council for Cooperation between Serbia and Greece will be held in Thessaloniki on 13 July 13, where the Serbian delegation will be led by the President of the Republic, Aleksandar Vucic.
As he pointed out, this meeting will concern the most important topics in Greek-Serbian relations, relations in the region, as well as the large infrastructure projects.
Greece is one of the largest investors in Serbia, with more than €2 billion. Last year, the economic exchange was about €400 million, with the tendency of increase, he said, expressing the expectation that the level of economic exchange in the coming years will be even greater.
Dacic said that Serbia and Greece should support each other, adding that our country firmly defends the territorial integrity of Cyprus, while we are grateful to Cyprus and Greece for their support to the territorial integrity of Serbia and their position on Kosovo-Metohija.
As he pointed out, this meeting will concern the most important topics in Greek-Serbian relations, relations in the region, as well as the large infrastructure projects.
Greece is one of the largest investors in Serbia, with more than €2 billion. Last year, the economic exchange was about €400 million, with the tendency of increase, he said, expressing the expectation that the level of economic exchange in the coming years will be even greater.
Dacic said that Serbia and Greece should support each other, adding that our country firmly defends the territorial integrity of Cyprus, while we are grateful to Cyprus and Greece for their support to the territorial integrity of Serbia and their position on Kosovo-Metohija.
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