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Improving cooperation with Italy in field of economy, investment
Belgrade,
23 May 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic received new Ambassador of Italy to Serbia Carlo Lo Cascio to discuss the bilateral relations of the two countries, the situation in the region and the progress of Serbia on the road to the European Union.
The officials also discussed the possibilities of improving cooperation between the two countries, primarily in the field of economy and investment.
Brnabic recalled that relations between Serbia and Italy are friendly, open-ended and characterised by continued high-level dialogue and mutual support in issues of strategic interest.
Lo Cascio said that Serbia is a factor for stability in the region and an important economic partner and stressed that his country will continue to strongly support Serbia in the field of EU integration, the fight against corruption, the rule of law, and the policy of regional stability.
Brnabic recalled that relations between Serbia and Italy are friendly, open-ended and characterised by continued high-level dialogue and mutual support in issues of strategic interest.
Lo Cascio said that Serbia is a factor for stability in the region and an important economic partner and stressed that his country will continue to strongly support Serbia in the field of EU integration, the fight against corruption, the rule of law, and the policy of regional stability.
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