Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, wished a merry Christmas to Archbishop and Metropolitan of Belgrade Cardinal Ladislav Nemet, the clergy and all Christian believers who celebrate this great holiday according to the Gregorian calendar.
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Prime Minister extends Christmas greetings according to Gregorian calendar
Belgrade,
24 December 2025
“On behalf of the Government of Serbia and on my own behalf, I send you my warmest congratulations on the occasion of Christmas, with the wish that you spend the festive days in peace, spiritual joy and well-being, surrounded by your loved ones.
Mutual respect, understanding and nurturing of diversity in faith, tradition and culture are the foundations of a stable and progressive society, and through joint efforts we can build a secure and prosperous future for all citizens of Serbia,” the Prime Minister’s message states.
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