Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will visit France on 19-20 June, where she will hold a series of meetings with the country’s officials.
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Prime Minister on two-day visit to France
Belgrade,
16 June 2019
On 19 June, Brnabic will meet with French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe in Paris, and during her stay in France, she will also meet with the President of the Senate Gerard Larcher.
The Prime Minister will visit the French association of employers MEDEF in Paris, and the tour of the international air-space parlour "Paris Air Show 2019" is also planned.
Brnabic will visit the Cultural Centre of Serbia in Paris, where the exhibition "Sava Sumanovic and the secret under the dome" of the Matica Srpska Gallery is on display. The exhibition was opened in May to mark the 180th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Serbia and France.
The Prime Minister will arrive on a visit to France from Great Britain, where she will participate on 17-18 June in several events dedicated to boosting the economies of the Western Balkans, the relations in the region, progress of Serbia on the path to the EU and the current situation in the EU.
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