First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and United Kingdom Ambassador to Serbia Sian Macleod signed today the Memorandum of understanding between the two countries on the employment of family members who live in a common household with members of diplomatic and consular representation offices.
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Continuation of UK support to European integration of Serbia
Belgrade,
8 January 2020
During the meeting, the both sides expressed readiness to intensify efforts in the upcoming period with the purpose of improving overall relations between the two countries and raising them to a higher level.
Dacic voiced hope that UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit Serbia soon, which would be the first visit of a UK prime minister to Serbia since 1980.
Macleod said that after Brexit the UK will pay a special attention to the strengthening of bilateral cooperation, but that it will also continue to support and help Serbia in the process of European integration.
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mfa.gov.rs
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