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Great potential for boosting economic cooperation with Russia
Belgrade,
13 February 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic underlined during today’s talks with Russian Minister of Economic Development Maxim Oreshkin that the Russian Federation is a reliable partner and a traditional friend, and also one of the most important economic partners of Serbia.
Speaking about bilateral relations of two countries, Brnabic assessed that they are based on mutual respect and trust, as well as on the continued support of the two countries in many areas.
She pointed out that this month 180 years of diplomatic relations is being marked, when Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov is scheduled to visit Serbia.
Bearing in mind that the two countries have a free trade agreement, the Prime Minister pointed out that Russia's support to further liberalisation of imports of certain Serbian products would be of great importance to Serbia.
Oreshkin said that Russia made significant investments in Serbian companies.
He pointed out that this is a very favourable moment for the Serbian companies and goods to be present on the Russian market, especially in the field of infrastructure development.
The two officials assessed that there is significant potential for Serbian-Russian cooperation in the field of high technologies and innovation, as well as in cooperation among scientific-educational institutions.
On this occasion, Ambassador of Russia to Serbia Alexander Chepurin handed Prime Minister Ana Brnabic a congratulation letter of Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev on the occasion of the forthcoming Statehood Day of Serbia.
She pointed out that this month 180 years of diplomatic relations is being marked, when Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov is scheduled to visit Serbia.
Bearing in mind that the two countries have a free trade agreement, the Prime Minister pointed out that Russia's support to further liberalisation of imports of certain Serbian products would be of great importance to Serbia.
Oreshkin said that Russia made significant investments in Serbian companies.
He pointed out that this is a very favourable moment for the Serbian companies and goods to be present on the Russian market, especially in the field of infrastructure development.
The two officials assessed that there is significant potential for Serbian-Russian cooperation in the field of high technologies and innovation, as well as in cooperation among scientific-educational institutions.
On this occasion, Ambassador of Russia to Serbia Alexander Chepurin handed Prime Minister Ana Brnabic a congratulation letter of Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev on the occasion of the forthcoming Statehood Day of Serbia.
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