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Hungary’s continued support to Serbia on its EU road
Belgrade,
2 September 2008
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic presented today Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Kinga Göncz with the government’s plans and priorities, in particular those activities related to Serbia’s European integration and construction of Corridor 10 and Corridor 7, which is of great interest for both sides.
Author:
Tanjug
Göncz, who is on a one-day visit to Belgrade, stressed that Hungary will continue to strongly support Serbia on its EU road.
The two officials highlighted the importance of minorities in relations and cooperation between the two countries, and also agreed to strengthen cross-border and economic cooperation.
Cvetkovic called on Hungarian investors to invest in Serbia.
Serbia confirmed its participation at “Pécs – European Capital of Culture for 2010”.
The Serbian Prime Minister also used the opportunity to send an invite to his Hungarian counterpart to visit Serbia.
The two officials highlighted the importance of minorities in relations and cooperation between the two countries, and also agreed to strengthen cross-border and economic cooperation.
Cvetkovic called on Hungarian investors to invest in Serbia.
Serbia confirmed its participation at “Pécs – European Capital of Culture for 2010”.
The Serbian Prime Minister also used the opportunity to send an invite to his Hungarian counterpart to visit Serbia.
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