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Brnabic congratulates Orban parliamentary election victory
Belgrade,
9 April 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic congratulated Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban the victory at the parliamentary election.
"On behalf of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and on my own behalf, I am extending you hearty congratulations on the victory in the parliamentary elections.
Serbia remains committed to further development of the overall bilateral relations of our two countries.
Relations between Serbia and Hungary are excellent, and regular sessions of the two governments contribute to the continued strengthening of political, economic and cultural cooperation. Serbia also highly appreciates the support of Hungary on our European path.
The Hungarian minority in Serbia and the Serb minority in Hungary only confirm the strong link and traditional friendship of our two peoples.
I am sure that in the years ahead, we will continue our good cooperation in the interest of our citizens and the whole region," reads the congratulation letter of the Prime Minister.
Serbia remains committed to further development of the overall bilateral relations of our two countries.
Relations between Serbia and Hungary are excellent, and regular sessions of the two governments contribute to the continued strengthening of political, economic and cultural cooperation. Serbia also highly appreciates the support of Hungary on our European path.
The Hungarian minority in Serbia and the Serb minority in Hungary only confirm the strong link and traditional friendship of our two peoples.
I am sure that in the years ahead, we will continue our good cooperation in the interest of our citizens and the whole region," reads the congratulation letter of the Prime Minister.
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