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Brnabic extends Christmas greetings
Belgrade,
7 January 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic extended Christmas greetings to Serbian Patriarch Irinej and believers who celebrate Christmas according to the Julian calendar and wished them to pass this holiday in peace and good spirit with their families and friends.
“I wish you to pass the merriest Christian holiday in the spirit of tolerance, love, forgiveness and understanding.
Christmas is the time when we are surrounded by our beloved ones from whom we gain strength for the challenges that are ahead of us, we build goodness and faith in a better tomorrow. This holiday is also the time when we offer full support to those who need our help.
Peace from God, Christ is born!ˮ, reads the Christmas greeting card from the Prime Minister of Serbia.
Christmas is the time when we are surrounded by our beloved ones from whom we gain strength for the challenges that are ahead of us, we build goodness and faith in a better tomorrow. This holiday is also the time when we offer full support to those who need our help.
Peace from God, Christ is born!ˮ, reads the Christmas greeting card from the Prime Minister of Serbia.
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