Minister for European Integration Tanja Miscevic and Regional Director of the German Development Bank (KfW) Klaus Müller stated that the Federal Republic of Germany stands out as one of the most important bilateral partners of Serbia in the context of development cooperation in the process European integration.
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Germany one of most important bilateral partners in context of development cooperation
Belgrade,
7 July 2023
At today’s meeting in Belgrade, Miscevic and Müller paid special attention to the climate partnership between Serbia and FR Germany.
By signing the Joint Declaration of Intentions Regarding Strategic Cooperation in the Field of Climate Action, Serbia expressed its readiness to work together with Germany on a green, resilient and sustainable economy.
The meeting highlighted the importance of the Berlin Process and the possibility of its synergy with the climate partnership.
Author:
Tanjug
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