First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic met today in Dar es Salaam with Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation of the United Republic of Tanzania Palamagamb Kabudi.
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Areas of cooperation with Tanzania discussed
Belgrade/Dar es Salam,
15 May 2019
Dacic pointed to Serbia's determination to build the best possible relations with Tanzania, on the foundations of friendship and cooperation, which began in the years of acquiring Tanzanian independence.
He singled out education, the pharmaceutical industry, tourism and agriculture as potential areas of cooperation.
Kabudi expressed willingness to cooperate with Serbia in all areas of mutual interest on the basis of trust and respect, which he has built for many years, and that he will soon visit Belgrade.
The officials concluded that it is necessary to strengthen the mutual communication between Serbia and Tanzania and to identify concrete fields in which cooperation will be the most successful.
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