Prime Minister Ana Brnabic pointed out today, in a meeting with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Israel Eli Cohen that the relations between the two countries are based on the historical closeness of the Serbian and Jewish peoples.
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Serbia wants to further develop economic relations with Israel
Belgrade,
12 July 2023
The Prime Minister emphasised that Israel is our most important foreign trade partner in the Middle East, and the fourth most important on the Asian continent, adding that Serbia wants to continue developing and expanding its economic relations with that country, which includes increasing trade exchange.
The officials discussed areas that provide the greatest opportunities for cooperation, such as innovative economy, science, education, IT sector, energy, economy, agriculture and others.
Cohen, who expressed his gratitude to the Serbian authorities and people for guarding the place of suffering of Jews, expressed his desire to improve cooperation between Serbia and Israel and invited Brnabic to visit Israel.
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