Prime Minister Ana Brnabic has begun her visit to Argentina today with a meeting with the country's newly appointed Foreign Minister Felipe Sola.
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Serbia remains committed to improving cooperation with Argentina
Belgrade/Buenos Aires,
9 December 2019
Brnabic congratulated Sola on his new position and appointment, expressing her great pleasure at the opportunity to attend the presidential inauguration in Buenos Aires.
She stressed the importance of the two countries' friendship, saying that Serbia will remain committed to furthering bilateral cooperation with Argentina.
Sola underlined that he looks forward to the future cooperation between Serbia and Argentina, and stressed that his country will not change its principled position when it comes to the non-recognition of the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo-Metohija.
The Prime Minister will represent Serbia tomorrow at the oath-taking ceremony and the transfer of power to the newly elected President of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez.
The inauguration will be attended by many world leaders.
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