Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević met today with Minister of Transport of the Slovak Republic Jozef Ráž to discuss the enhancement of bilateral relations and the further strengthening of cooperation between the two countries.
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Ample potential for further strengthening cooperation between Serbia, Slovakia
Belgrade,
26 March 2026
Sofronijević emphasised that Serbia remains committed to building strong partnerships, with a clear determination to further connect the region through concrete projects and strengthen economic cooperation.
Particular attention at the meeting was devoted to improving transport connectivity, with it being noted that Slovakia is the first country to have signed an agreement on participation in Specialised Expo 2027 Belgrade, which represents a significant symbol of the friendly relations between the two countries.
It was concluded that there is significant potential for the further strengthening of bilateral cooperation.
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Author: Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure -
Author: Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
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