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Great potential for improvement of relations with Japan
Belgrade,
18 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic received today Japanese Ambassador to Serbia Juichi Takahara on a farewell visit, to whom she expressed gratitude for everything he did during his diplomatic mandate to improve the cooperation of the two countries.
Brnabic thanked the Ambassador for his great commitment to the financial and humanitarian assistance of Japan to Serbia.
Takahara underlined that the government of Japan sees Serbia as an important state for the stability of the region and supports Serbia's efforts in the process of European integration and everything that is doing towards regional reconciliation.
Noting that Serbia has made a great economic progress, he said that he is satisfied with good relations between the two countries and with an active interest of the Serbian people in Japanese culture and cuisine.
The two officials agreed that there is potential for improving economic and other forms of cooperation between the two countries and stated that the two governments will actively continue to work on it.
Takahara underlined that the government of Japan sees Serbia as an important state for the stability of the region and supports Serbia's efforts in the process of European integration and everything that is doing towards regional reconciliation.
Noting that Serbia has made a great economic progress, he said that he is satisfied with good relations between the two countries and with an active interest of the Serbian people in Japanese culture and cuisine.
The two officials agreed that there is potential for improving economic and other forms of cooperation between the two countries and stated that the two governments will actively continue to work on it.
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