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Dacic wishes merry Christmas by Gregorian calendar
Belgrade,
24 December 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic wished a merry Christmas to Belgrade Archbishop Stanislav Hocevar and believers of the Roman Catholic Church, with the desire to celebrate it joyfully with faith in the better future of all of us in Serbia.
Dacic congratulated them the holiday of Christ's birth with the desire to celebrate it in joy, prosperity, love in the circle of the loved ones.
Christmas is an opportunity to remind ourselves of the impermanent values of communion, understanding, mutual respect and respect as the fundamental values of our society and state, Dacic wrote.
Christmas is an opportunity to remind ourselves of the impermanent values of communion, understanding, mutual respect and respect as the fundamental values of our society and state, Dacic wrote.
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