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Foreign Ministry advises citizens of Serbia against travelling to Tunisia
Belgrade,
15 January 2011
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement late yesterday advising Serbian citizens against travelling to Tunisia in the near future due to complex safety situation there.
The statement says that representatives of the Serbian embassy and consulate will be available to offer any kind of help to Serbia’s citizens living or currently staying in Tunisia.
The Ministry recommends Serbian citizens in Tunisia to abide by safety measures and avoid protests and other public gatherings.
The Ministry recommends Serbian citizens in Tunisia to abide by safety measures and avoid protests and other public gatherings.
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