Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin and Director of the Russian Export Centre Veronika Nikishina assessed, during today's meeting in Moscow, that the cooperation between the two countries is at a high level, and that there is room for improvement in the sphere of economy.
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Cooperation between Serbia, Russia at high level
Belgrade/Moscow,
12 August 2024
Vulin pointed out that our country has not and will not impose sanctions on the Russian Federation, although many have asked us to do so.
He emphasised that Russian investments are always welcome in Serbia and added that despite the attempts to impose restrictions, trade cooperation between the two countries is ongoing.
The Deputy Prime Minister also met in Moscow with Yuriy Ushakov, advisor to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin on foreign affairs.
He emphasised that our peoples are bound by age-old friendship and that the relations between the two countries have never been more sincere and meaningful.
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