First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Uganda's Minister of Foreign Affairs Henry Okello today agreed in New York on the next steps for enhancing bilateral cooperation in areas of common interest.
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Encouraging interstate cooperation with Uganda
Belgrade,
26 September 2018
Okello highlighted the firm stance of his country on the non-recognition of unilateral acts, such as the self-proclaimed independence of Kosovo, and at the same time expressed satisfaction with the growing economic cooperation between the two countries.
The interlocutors concluded that it is necessary to continue the exchange of visits at all levels, which will further encourage the development of interstate cooperation.
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