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Strengthening economic cooperation with Kazakhstan
Belgrade,
8 August 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic and Non-Resident Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Serbia seated in Budapest Nurbah Rustemov assessed today that the relations of the two countries are friendly, expressing readiness for strengthening cooperation in all fields.
Author:
mfa.gov.rs
Dacic and Rustemov stressed that there are no open issues between the two countries, and that there is a willingness for existing cooperation to be improved and strengthened in all areas, especially in the field of economy and agriculture.
The officials reached a high level of agreement on plans for political contacts between senior Serbian and Kazakh officials by the end of 2017.
The officials reached a high level of agreement on plans for political contacts between senior Serbian and Kazakh officials by the end of 2017.
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