Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić expressed his satisfaction with his visit to the Czech Republic, conveying his gratitude to Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs Petr Macinka, who, after the meeting, publicly stated that Kosovo and Metohija is a Serbian issue, that he advocates a compromise solution and that he understands Serbia’s position and the situation of our people.
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Belgrade/Prague,
16 April 2026
In a statement to the media after the end of the visit, Đurić pointed out that Macinka provided unprecedented support to Serbia when it comes to regional issues and in the European context, including when it comes to the most important state and national issue of Serbia, which is Kosovo and Metohija.
Speaking about Serbian-Czech relations, Đurić assessed that in modern times they take place in a European context, where the support of the Czech Republic is very important to Serbia when it comes to European integration.
It is important for us that our companies, together with the Czech ones, are increasingly working on the production of equipment such as trains and trams and on the development of new construction projects in the capital of Serbia, Đurić said.
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Author: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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