Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević and Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Serbia Anke Konrad assessed today that relations between the two countries are at a high level, but that there is always room for further advancement.
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Numerous projects implemented through German-Serbian development cooperation
Belgrade,
12 May 2025
Sofronijević pointed out that Germany has provided the largest share of individual development aid to Serbia in recent years and is one of Serbia’s most important trading partners, but also its largest donor, with German companies employing a significant number of Serbian citizens.
Noting that this year marks 25 years of German-Serbian development cooperation, Konrad emphasised that numerous projects have been successfully implemented across Serbia within this framework, particularly in cooperation with the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, as one of the most important partners.
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Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
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