Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Ambassador of Indonesia to Serbia Mochammad Chandra Widya Yudha about bilateral relations and the improvement of overall cooperation between the two countries.
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Considerable opportunities for improving economic relations with Indonesia
Belgrade,
4 September 2019
Brnabic wished a cordial welcome to the newly-appointed ambassador and pointed out that Serbia highly appreciates the principled position of Indonesia regarding Kosovo-Metohija.
She said that such a kind of support and the respect for the principles of international law gives Serbia an additional motive to search for ways to find a compromise solution for Belgrade and Pristina.
Ambassador Yudha noted that Serbia and Indonesia have very good relations and briefed the Prime Minister on the activities planned that will contribute to the further strengthening of cooperation.
The two officials concluded that the improvement of economic relations is in mutual interest, for which there are considerable opportunities in the fields of agriculture, IT sector, infrastructure building, energy and tourism.
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