Minister for European Integration Jadranka Joksimovic had a conference call with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto.
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Joksimovic: Cooperation with Hungary in overcoming consequences of COVID-19
Belgrade,
31 March 2020
Joksimovic and Szijjarto exchanged information on measures implemented in Serbia and Hungary to combat the infectious disease COVID-19. They paid special attention to the problems faced by a large number of countries in the procurement of medical equipment, as well as to the ways of mutual cooperation in this segment.
On this occasion, Joksimovic briefed Szijjarto on the situation in Serbia and presented urgent measures that were taken or planned to reduce the risk and establish control over the further expansion of COVID-19.
She also highlighted the urgent macroeconomic and fiscal policies taken to support the business sector and responded to the immediate negative effects of halting economic developments, with a particular focus on SMEs and entrepreneurs.
Szijjarto praised the efforts made by the Serbian government to prevent the spread of the virus and supported short-term measures taken to protect citizens and the economy.
He particularly praised the measures taken in the previous period, creating the appropriate fiscal space for an ambitious economic recovery plan.
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