First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Japan for National Security Kentaro Sonoura confirmed today the common determination for further strengthening of political dialogue, exchange of visits at all levels and further linking of the economy two countries.
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Serbia, Japan determined to further strengthen cooperation
Belgrade,
10 April 2019
The officials estimated that the relations between the two countries are moving along the upward path, and that the mutual contacts are intense.
Also, they expressed mutual satisfaction with the achieved results and the level of cooperation, and it was estimated that the historic visit of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to the Republic of Serbia in January 2018 gave a new, strong impetus for further improvement of comprehensive cooperation.
Opinions on the most important regional and global issues were exchanged, with readiness to continue intensive dialogue and cooperation in international forums.
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Author: Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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