Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, sent a congratulatory message today to new Prime Minister of Japan Sanae Takaichi on her appointment to this important office.
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Macut extends congratulations to new Japanese Prime Minister on assuming office
Belgrade,
21 October 2025
In his message, Macut expressed his sincere congratulations and best wishes for good health, personal happiness and success in her work, along with hopes for the continued progress and prosperity of the friendly Japanese people.
The Prime Minister highlighted his satisfaction that Serbia and Japan are experiencing a steady strengthening of friendly relations and increasingly dynamic bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest, emphasising that a strong political dialogue further contributes to mutual understanding, respect and solidarity between the two peoples.
He particularly underlined the significant achievements in the fields of economy and investment, expressing gratitude to Japanese companies operating in Serbia for their trust, professionalism and high business reputation, while conveying that Japanese investors are always welcome and can rely on the support of the Serbian government in future projects.
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Author: Tanjug, AP
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