Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, spoke today, on the sidelines of the Summit of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP), with Prime Minister of Moldova Alexandru Munteanu about mutual cooperation in several areas, as well as mutual respect for the integrity of the two countries.
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Strengthening cooperation between Serbia, Moldova in several areas of common interest
Belgrade/Sofia,
10 June 2026
The prime ministers who also discussed the possibilities of cooperation in the field of education and digital governance, emphasised that the Danube River should be a point that further connects and develops the economies of the two countries.
The Serbian Prime Minister extended an invitation to Moldova to participate in Specialised Expo 2027, which will be held next year in Belgrade.
The SEECP brought together in Sofia today the highest-ranking officials of the region’s states and governments, as well as representatives of regional organisations.
Bulgaria formally ended its chairmanship at the Summit, and Romania will take over the chairmanship for a year from 1 July.
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