Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, met, as part of a two-day working visit to Greece, with the ambassadors who cover the Republic of Serbia from Athens on a non-residential basis – representatives of Latvia, Georgia, Jordan, South Africa, Thailand and Chile.
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Improving cooperation with countries whose ambassadors cover Serbia from Athens
Belgrade/Athens,
17 February 2026
The ambassadors presented proposals for further improving cooperation with the Republic of Serbia in all areas of common interest.
The Prime Minister invited them to visit Serbia more often and emphasised that the institutions of our country are ready to raise the level of cooperation and strengthen partnership relations.
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