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Prime Minister officially welcomed in Budapest
Belgrade/Budapest,
9 February 2018
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban ceremoniously welcomed Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, at Kossuth Square in Budapest, marking the start of a formal working visit to Hungary.
After the meeting of the two prime ministers, the fourth joint session of the government of Serbia and the government of Hungary will be held, where they will discuss the further improvement of the cooperation between the two countries and the strengthening of regional cooperation.
At the end of the session, several agreements will be signed, and the prime ministers Brnabic and Orban will address the media.
Brnabic and Orban will speak at the Hungary-Serbia Economic Forum this afternoon.
Prime Minister Brnabic is also scheduled to meet with President of Hungary Janos Ader.
The previous three joint sessions of the governments of Serbia and Hungary were held in Belgrade, Budapest and Nis.
At the end of the session, several agreements will be signed, and the prime ministers Brnabic and Orban will address the media.
Brnabic and Orban will speak at the Hungary-Serbia Economic Forum this afternoon.
Prime Minister Brnabic is also scheduled to meet with President of Hungary Janos Ader.
The previous three joint sessions of the governments of Serbia and Hungary were held in Belgrade, Budapest and Nis.
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