Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić and Greek Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ioannis Kefalogiannis assessed today in Athens that the current cooperation between the two countries is at a very high level.
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Continued strengthening of cooperation with Greece in field of civil protection
Belgrade/Athens,
17 February 2026
The interlocutors noted that this was particularly evident in previous years, during the firefighting on the territory of Greece and the Hilandar Monastery, where in 2024 alone, through the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism, international humanitarian aid was sent to Greece from Serbia five times.
Dačić invited his Greek counterpart to visit Serbia, while Kefalogiannis expressed gratitude to Serbia for its continuous assistance and cooperation in providing assistance whenever necessary.
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Author: Ministry of the Interior -
Author: Ministry of the Interior -
Author: Ministry of the Interior
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