Prime Minister Ana Brnabic sent a Christmas card to His Holiness Serbian Patriarch Porfirije, the clergy of the Serbian Orthodox Church and all believers who celebrate Christmas according to the Julian calendar.
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Brnabic wishes merry Christmas according to Julian calendar
Belgrade,
6 January 2022
"We left behind us a year in which we got convinced once more that love, respect, understanding and solidarity are the greatest virtues that move us and give us strength to overcome all challenges.
May this Christmas symbolise the beginning of a year that will bring peace, stability and prosperity to everyone. May faith and love be our guidelines even in the most difficult times.
On behalf of the Serbian government and my own behalf, I wish you a merry Christmas and to spend it in peace and love, with family and friends. Peace of God, Christ is born," reads the Prime Minister's Christmas greeting card.
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