Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Tom Berendsen discussed in Brussels today the most important bilateral issues and opportunities for further enhancing cooperation in areas of common interest.
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Readiness to further strengthen relations with Netherlands
Belgrade/Brussels,
11 May 2026
During a meeting held on the sidelines of the meeting between the foreign ministers of EU member states and partners from the Western Balkans, Đurić underlined that membership in the European Union is a strategic commitment and Serbia’s foreign policy priority, adding that the opening of Cluster 3 would contribute to accelerating the negotiation process.
He pointed to the potential benefits of the gradual accession of Western Balkans partners to the Schengen Area and the European Union single market.
Recalling that the Netherlands is an important economic partner for Serbia and one of the largest foreign investors, Đurić expressed his readiness to further strengthen relations.
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Author: Ministry of Foreign Affairs -
Author: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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