First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic received letters of gratitude from the Republic of Korea and Canada, which were delivered to him by Ambassadors Choe Hyoung and Kathleen Csaba.
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Dacic receives gratitude letters from Republic of Korea, Canada
Belgrade,
9 April 2020
The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea expressed his sincere gratitude for the assistance of the government of Serbia in repatriating five Korean citizens who were stuck in Serbia and who returned to their homes last week in the midst of the global pandemic of COVID 19.
The Canadian Ambassador expressed gratitude for the support and assistance in the return of 101 Canadians to Canada on 5 April 2020.
It was a complex and demanding operation that involved not only the evacuation of Canadians located in the territory of Serbia, but also Canadians located in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia, who were transported to the Belgrade airport by bus during the curfew.
This repatriation operation is a good example of the cooperation that is possible when we all work together to combat the impact of COVID 19 on our countries, our societies and our peoples, Ambassador Kathleen Csaba said.
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