Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Nebojsa Stefanovic met today in Belgrade with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Peter Szijjarto to discuss the cooperation of the two countries as well as the current migration situation.
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Daily communication between police forces of Serbia, Hungary
Belgrade,
2 March 2020
Stefanovic presented the measures taken by the state border on enhanced border control and said that the current situation is stable and that the Ministry of the Interior is monitoring developments on the Greek-Turkish border.
Szijjarto outlined Hungary's position on the current migratory situation, noting that the country will continue to send its police officers to the Serbian-Macedonian border as part of the European Union's project on managing the migration situation.
The officials assessed that the daily communication between the police forces of the two countries on current events is at a good level.
They also discussed the Coronavirus situation, emphasising that, although there are no patients in either Serbia or Hungary, both countries will continue to monitor the situation closely.
Szijjarto also said that Hungary will continue to support Serbia on its path to joining the European Union.
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