First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic was today a guest of honour in an informal working lunch with a group of ambassadors of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region in Belgrade, hosted by the Ambassador of Myanmar.
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Serbia open to strengthening ties with countries in Asia-Pacific region
Belgrade,
30 April 2019
Speaking to the ambassadors, Dacic stressed that Serbia pays special attention to strengthening ties and developing cooperation with the countries of the Asia-Pacific region, expressing the satisfaction that our relations with the region have been raised to an even higher level in the last period.
In this context, he assessed that the political dialogue between Serbia and the countries of Asia and the Pacific has been intensified, that economic cooperation is developing successfully, and new perspectives for enhancing cooperation are opening in other areas.
Ambassadors of the Asia-Pacific Group of countries in Serbia expressed their gratitude to Dacic, reaffirming readiness to continue strengthening bilateral cooperation with Serbia.
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