First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and US Ambassador to Serbia Anthony Godfrey assessed today that Serbian-US cooperation in the most critical periods of crisis is a clear indicator of good bilateral relations and friendship and the American people.
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Cooperation during pandemic indicator of good relations with United States
Belgrade,
7 May 2020
During the meeting, Dacic informed the Ambassador that the National Assembly yesterday lifted the state of emergency in Serbia, which was introduced on 15 March, and that the phase of easing the measures taken to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic have begun.
Godfrey praised the activities of the government of Serbia that were undertaken in the fight against coronavirus, emphasising that the government can be proud because it managed to save human lives with the measures it adopted.
They stressed that solidarity, as a universal value, should not be forgotten in the most difficult times and that the two countries showed their examples in this crisis.
In line with that, Godfrey announced new US assistance in the form of medical equipment, which should soon arrive in Serbia through the World Health Organisation.
Dacic said that by donating €2 million at the Global Coronavirus Response Conference, Serbia has shown its willingness to help others in the most difficult times.
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