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Strengthening bilateral ties with Peru in all areas
Belgrade/Puerto Vallarta,
23 July 2018
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Foreign Minister Peru Nestor Popolizio Bardales noted the need to work on strengthening bilateral ties in all areas of common interest.
On the sidelines of the 13th Summit of the Pacific Alliance, the officials agreed that the very good cooperation between Serbia and Peru in the past confirms the existence of potential for the development of bilateral cooperation.
Dacic presented the process of reforms implemented by the government of Serbia, and the officials also discussed the most important foreign policy issues.
Dacic presented the process of reforms implemented by the government of Serbia, and the officials also discussed the most important foreign policy issues.
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