First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic talked today with defence envoys of the Republic of Serbia, who are making preparations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for going abroad.
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Preparation of defence envoys for service in countries of assignment
Belgrade,
14 November 2023
The envoys, who are getting prepared for service in Austria, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France and the USA, were informed by Dacic about the priorities of the foreign policy of our country, with an emphasis on bilateral relations with the countries they will be assigned to.
At the same time, he highlighted the importance of improving cooperation in various fields with each country individually.
The head of Serbian diplomacy wished the candidates a lot of success in their future work, pointing out that during their service abroad they will enjoy full support and assistance of both the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the entire diplomatic and consular network of Serbia.
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