Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selakovic stated today that his overall impression of his visit to the friendly Slovenia is exceptional and that he had great talks with Slovenian Minister of Foreign Affairs Anze Logar and Slovenian President Borut Pahor.
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Visit to Slovenia good sign for future cooperation
Belgrade,
26 May 2021
Summarising his two-day visit to Slovenia, Selakovic underlined that one of the most important news is the agreement on the mutual recognition of vaccination certificates, which basically allows for the freedom of movement for those who are immunised.
He expressed his conviction that that will be good for both Ljubljana and Belgrade and for other tourist destinations in our two friendly countries, noting that this agreement will soon be finalised at the level of the foreign ministries of Serbia and Slovenia.
I think it is a good sign for the future cooperation of the two countries and the line ministries, Selakovic noted and recalled that Serbia has already signed such an agreement with Hungary, Turkey and Greece.
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