First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic confirmed last night that the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece announced that Serbian citizens are on the list of countries whose citizens can freely enter Greece only on the Greek-Bulgarian border for now.
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Serbia on list of countries whose citizens are free to enter Greece
Belgrade,
17 June 2020
Dacic pointed out for Radio Belgrade that further talks will continue for the opening of borders with North Macedonia, as well as for air traffic.
According to him, the most important thing at this moment is that this decision is official, and the citizens of Serbia have the same treatment as all other members of the European Union, i.e., the Schengen agreement.
He added that the problem was solved and noted that it was not just an oral order, but it was made official by the Greek side.
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