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Friendly, partnership relations between Serbia, Russian Federation
Belgrade,
23 March 2011
Serbian Parliament Speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic said today that the visit of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will give a new and powerful impetus to further development of economic relations between the two countries.
Author:
Tanjug
Djukic-Dejanovic said in a meeting with Putin at the National Assembly that relations between the two countries in political, economic, cultural, security and other fields are an example of friendly relations between two countries that respect each other and regard each other as partners, regardless of their size or economic, military and other power.
She expressed appreciation for the principled position that Russia has shown in the UN Security Council regarding the preservation of territorial integrity and sovereignty of Serbia.
Serbia regards its EU road as very important, she said and stressed that Serbia cherishes and tries to improve relations with all countries.
Djukic-Dejanovic said that Serbia is also making great efforts to cope with economic difficulties.
Russia is a great country, not only for the expanse and population, but also for its cultural heritage, history, great men it has given to mankind, but also for its respect of international law, legal and security order established by the UN Charter, she said.
On behalf of all Serbian MPs, the Serbian Parliament Speaker expressed satisfaction with having had the opportunity to welcome Prime Minister Putin and used the occasion to send best wishes to the people of Russia.
She expressed appreciation for the principled position that Russia has shown in the UN Security Council regarding the preservation of territorial integrity and sovereignty of Serbia.
Serbia regards its EU road as very important, she said and stressed that Serbia cherishes and tries to improve relations with all countries.
Djukic-Dejanovic said that Serbia is also making great efforts to cope with economic difficulties.
Russia is a great country, not only for the expanse and population, but also for its cultural heritage, history, great men it has given to mankind, but also for its respect of international law, legal and security order established by the UN Charter, she said.
On behalf of all Serbian MPs, the Serbian Parliament Speaker expressed satisfaction with having had the opportunity to welcome Prime Minister Putin and used the occasion to send best wishes to the people of Russia.
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