Prime Minister Ana Brnabic talked today with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of North Macedonia Bujar Osmani about strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries, through improving economic cooperation and strengthening political dialogue.
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Improving economic cooperation, strengthening political dialogue with North Macedonia
Belgrade,
18 February 2021
Brnabic pointed out that Serbia is very interested in strengthening bilateral relations and developing regional cooperation within the framework of the mini-Schengen, assessing that this initiative is of great importance for the economic development of all countries involved in that process.
She emphasised that holding intergovernmental sessions is an excellent platform for reaching an agreement on future steps towards improving economic and trade cooperation and stronger connections between Serbia and North Macedonia.
Minister Osmani thanked for the donation of vaccines, emphasizing that it is an important gesture and an expression of sincere solidarity, which enabled the beginning of vaccination in North Macedonia.
The officials confirmed mutual support on the path to membership in the European Union.
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