Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić met today with Minister of Trade, Transport, Industry and Tourism of Burundi Marie Chantal Nijimbere to discuss the development of bilateral cooperation.
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Potential for cooperation with Burundi in many areas
Belgrade,
4 March 2025
Đurić underlined that Serbia attaches great importance to the traditionally friendly countries of the African continent, with which it works on strengthening cooperation in areas of common interest.
Pointing to the long-standing friendship between Serbia and Burundi, he expressed satisfaction that the intensification of political dialogue at the highest level is opening space for the improvement of overall bilateral relations.
The Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed his gratitude to Burundi for supporting Serbia’s priority national interests and accordingly informed his interlocutor about the current situation in Kosovo and Metohija, with an emphasis on to the difficult position of Serbs and the pressures they face daily.
The interlocutors agreed that Serbia’s economic progress creates significant potential for cooperation between the two countries in numerous economic areas.
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