Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, stated this evening in Banja Luka that Serbia will continue to improve relations with Republika Srpska in several areas, expressing hope that the years ahead will demonstrate the importance of the ties between Serbia and Republika Srpska.
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Serbia continues to improve relations with Republika Srpska
Belgrade/Banja Luka,
8 January 2026
At a reception for delegations and dignitaries attending the ceremonial academy marking 9 January, the Day of Republika Srpska, Macut said that Serbia will strive to improve the special and parallel ties it has with Republika Srpska.
We call on the institutions of Republika Srpska to respond to our calls to jointly build mutual relations, which are certainly most recognised in the field of cultural cooperation, but also in infrastructure projects, he said, assessing that new fields of cooperation are opening up in science, healthcare and education.
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Author: Tanjug/Srna
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