Outgoing Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Đurić emphasised yesterday, in a conversation with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of Hungary Péter Szijjártó, that bilateral relations between the two countries are at the highest level in modern history.
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Extraordinary political, economic relations between Serbia, Hungary
Belgrade,
3 April 2025
Đurić said that this is evidenced by frequent meetings of officials and extensive cooperation, adding that the extraordinary political relations raised to the level of strategic partnership are accompanied by very dynamic economic cooperation.
The head of Serbian diplomacy assessed that this cooperation is characterised by increasing trade in goods and services, growing Hungarian investments in the Serbian economy, as well as joint projects in infrastructure and energy.
The Minister also stated that one of our key foreign policy priorities is preserving regional stability, and that our country is very committed to overcoming all challenges, preserving and improving cooperation with everyone in the region.
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