First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic stated today that an agreement has been reached with Hungary to open the border for our passengers, and that possible options on this matter are being discussed with Romania and Bulgaria.
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Agreement on opening border reached with Hungary
Belgrade,
2 May 2020
Dacic told Television Prva that he held talks with the ministers of the neighbouring countries, but that he has not received adequate answers from Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Speaking about the EU, he said that they will not allow free traveling to all countries now, but that each country will make such a decision gradually.
Dacic recalled that there is a category of people belonging to the so-called small border traffic zone, which includes the area of 50 kilometres from both sides of the border and reiterated that it would be important that these people have the freedom of passage because they have their property and jobs on the other side of the border.
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