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D'Alema, Brajovic open Italian exhibit at Belgrade Book Fair
Belgrade,
23 October 2007
Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs Massimo D’Alema and Serbian Minister of Culture Vojislav Brajovic opened today the Italian stand at the 52nd book fair.
Brajovic said that this year’s fair will present more of Italian culture as well as Italian modern literature.
D'Alema said that this marvelous event shows how culture-oriented Serbia is and noted that Italy and Serbia are connected through friendship, firm economic ties and special political relations.
The opening of the Italian exhibit was also attended by Minister of Education Zoran Loncar, president of Foreign Policy Council of the Foreign Ministry Zivorad Kovacevic and advisor to the Serbian Prime Minister Vladeta Jankovic.
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