First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today during the talks with Minister of Health of the Maldives Abdulla Ameen that the contacts of senior officials of the two countries are intensifying.
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Positive trend of development of bilateral relations of Serbia, Maldives
Belgrade,
5 September 2019
Dacic expressed satisfaction with the improvement of relations between Serbia and the Maldives, especially in the year marking the 45th anniversary of their establishment.
The First Deputy Prime Minister expressed his belief that the positive trend of development of bilateral relations between Serbia and the Maldives will continue.
The Minister of Health of the Maldives, who is on a working visit to Serbia, expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome, stressing that his country is interested in establishing closer ties and cooperation with Serbia in many areas to the mutual benefit.
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Author: mfa.gov.rs
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