Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić met today with Co-Chair of the Serbia-Switzerland Joint Economic Commission Andrea Rauber Saxer to discuss the further enhancement of bilateral relations in the fields of economy, service exchange, innovation and dual education.
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Strengthening cooperation, partnership between Serbia, Switzerland
Belgrade,
12 November 2025
The head of Serbian diplomacy expressed satisfaction with the quality and continuity of the political dialogue.
He emphasised that Switzerland is a reliable partner of Serbia, thanks to dynamic and intensive cooperation in many areas, as well as an important investor with considerable experience in science and high technology, innovation, infrastructure, energy and environmental protection.
The Minister underlined that Serbia is working intensively and with commitment on implementing social reforms in order to meet, on its part, the requirements for full EU membership, which, together with the preservation of stability and political and military neutrality, represents one of the country’s key foreign policy priorities.
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Author: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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