Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić congratulated Shabana Mahmood on her reappointment as Home Secretary of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the new Government of that country.
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Dačić congratulates UK Home Secretary on reappointment
Belgrade,
24 July 2026
"On the occasion of your reappointment as Home Secretary of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the new Government, I extend my sincere congratulations and wish you much success in continuing to perform this responsible duty.
I am particularly pleased that we will continue the successful cooperation between our two ministries, based on mutual trust, partnership and a shared commitment to maintaining the security of our citizens.
I am confident that in your new mandate we will continue to improve cooperation in areas of common interest, especially in the fight against organised crime, terrorism, illegal migration, high-tech crime and other modern security challenges, for the benefit of our countries and citizens," Dačić's congratulatory message reads.
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