Minister of European Integration Nemanja Starović visited Budapest today, where he met with non-residential ambassadors of Estonia Raul Tomas and Lithuania Mindaugas Rukštelė, who cover the Republic of Serbia.
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Importance of continuing to open clusters in negotiations with EU
Belgrade/Budapest,
30 May 2025
During the meetings, Serbia's progress in the European integration process was discussed, with an emphasis on further dynamics of harmonisation with the foreign policy positions of the European Union within the framework of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).
Special attention was also paid to the importance of continuing to open clusters in negotiations with the EU, as well as the need for the opening of Cluster 3 as soon as possible.
Photos: Ministry of European Integration
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