First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and US Ambassador to Serbia Anthony Godfrey expressed readiness today for the improvement of the overall bilateral cooperation and the strengthening of relations through boosting a constructive and dynamic political dialogue.
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Making bilateral relations of Serbia, United States stronger
Belgrade,
9 January 2020
Starting from yesterday’s speech of President Donald Trump, Godfrey informed Dacic on the current situation in the Middle East and presented the US position regarding the current crisis in the relations with Iran.
Dacic underscored that Serbia supports peaceful resolution of conflicts through dialogue, and voiced hope that tensions will wane in the coming days.
He underlined that Serbia also condemns that attack on the US Embassy in Baghdad that took place on 31 December 2019, expressing support for the principled respect of the inviolability of all diplomatic and consular missions in line with the regulations of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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Author: mfa.gov.rs
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