The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this evening that, in coordination with the Government, it successfully organised another evacuation flight from Doha, which brought our citizens safely to the Belgrade Airport.
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Around 250 Serbian citizens successfully evacuated from Middle East
Belgrade/Doha,
19 March 2026
State Secretary of the Ministry Damjan Jović, who coordinated the evacuation, said from Doha that with this complex logistical undertaking, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues a series of evacuation flights from the Middle East from war-torn areas.
He stated that approximately 250 of our citizens who were stranded in Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain returned safely to Serbia today, and said that the state of Serbia takes care of its citizens.
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