First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and new Ambassador of Finland to Serbia Pertti Ikonen assessed today that the bilateral relations of the two countries are very good.
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Gratitude to Finland for supporting European integration of Serbia
Belgrade,
29 July 2019
The officials highlighted the common interest for their further deepening and strengthening in all areas.
They confirmed friendship between Serbia and Finland and the fact that this year marks the 90th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations.
Dacic expressed his gratitude to Finland, which will preside over the EU Council by the end of 2019, on continuous support to Serbia's European integration.
He confirmed Serbia's readiness to further improve overall bilateral relations, and pointed out that our country is interested in further development of cooperation, especially economic relations, as well as the process of digitization, as one of the priorities of the government.
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Author: Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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