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India, Serbia abolish visas for holders of diplomatic passports
Belgrade,
17 September 2007
State Secretary of the Serbian Foreign Ministry Radojko Bogojevic and his Indian counterpart Anand Sharma signed today the Agreement on abolishing visas for holders of diplomatic and official passports of Serbia and India.
Bogojevic and Sharma agreed that relations between the two countries are good and traditionally friendly and discussed further steps for improving cooperation.
Also today Indian Ambassador to Serbia Ajay Swarup and director of the Diplomatic Academy of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bozin Nikolic signed the Memorandum of understanding and cooperation of diplomatic academies of the two countries' ministries.
Also today Indian Ambassador to Serbia Ajay Swarup and director of the Diplomatic Academy of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bozin Nikolic signed the Memorandum of understanding and cooperation of diplomatic academies of the two countries' ministries.
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