Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić had a telephone conversation today with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs-designate and Deputy Prime Minister-designate Anita Orbán about the continuation of cooperation in the areas of common interest.
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Serbia, Hungary committed to continuing cooperation in areas of common interest
Belgrade,
27 April 2026
The interlocutors underlined the importance of close ties between Serbia and Hungary, as well as the need for their further strengthening, with a special emphasis on support for national minorities and improving cooperation in the areas of energy security and infrastructure.
Đurić also congratulated Orbán on the electoral victory of her party and wished her much success in her future work, and invited her to visit Serbia soon.
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Author: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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