Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić met today with Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany Anke Konrad.
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Room for enhancing cooperation with Germany in numerous areas
Belgrade,
14 July 2026
During Konrad’s farewell visit, Đurić noted that Germany is Serbia’s largest trading partner and one of the country’s most significant bilateral donors.
He assessed that relations between the two countries are comprehensive and good, adding that there is room and a strong desire for their further advancement in the fields of economy, energy, education, science, innovation and digitalisation.
He expressed gratitude for the support Germany provides to Serbia in the European integration process, emphasising that Belgrade is fully committed to completing the reform agenda as soon as possible.
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Author: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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