First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia Zohrab Mnatsakanyan exchanged information on the current epidemiological situation in Serbia and Armenia in a telephone conversation today.
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Serbian Embassy in Yerevan to open once epidemic is over
Belgrade,
17 June 2020
The officials expressed hope that, after the successful end of the fight against the virus, Serbia and Armenia will continue to improve close and friendly relations.
Mnatsakanyan pointed out that the opening of the Serbian Embassy in Yerevan is an important step in strengthening bilateral cooperation, and expressed hope that after the end of the epidemic, Dacic will visit Yerevan, so that the two could officially open the Embassy.
The ministers also stated that in the field of economy, there is room for intensifying bilateral cooperation, and that the fact that a visa-free regime is in force between the two countries can provide a significant impetus in that regard.
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