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Serbia wishes to increase trade with Poland
Belgrade,
16 December 2014
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met today with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of Poland Tomasz Siemoniak, to whom he conveyed gratitude for the support which Poland gives to Serbia on its path towards the EU and informed him about reforms implemented by the Serbian government.
Vucic underlined during the meeting that our country wants to increase trade with Poland, to have more investors, more frequent and better political dialogue and to share experiences with Poland in the process of reforms.
He pointed out that Serbia has good relations with the countries in the region, which are friendly and without tension, also referring to a regular participation of Belgrade in discussions with the provisional institutions of government in Pristina.
Siemoniak stressed that Poland sees Serbia as a factor of stability in the Balkans and that it provides support to it not only in the process of European integration, but also in the economic reforms implemented by the government of Serbia.
At the end of the meeting he concluded that the basis for the development of cooperation between the two countries is very solid.
The two officials agreed that the two countries should cooperate more intensively in the field of sports, tourism and culture, and that the military cooperation is on a high level.
The meeting was also attended by Serbian Minister of Defence Bratislav Gasic.
He pointed out that Serbia has good relations with the countries in the region, which are friendly and without tension, also referring to a regular participation of Belgrade in discussions with the provisional institutions of government in Pristina.
Siemoniak stressed that Poland sees Serbia as a factor of stability in the Balkans and that it provides support to it not only in the process of European integration, but also in the economic reforms implemented by the government of Serbia.
At the end of the meeting he concluded that the basis for the development of cooperation between the two countries is very solid.
The two officials agreed that the two countries should cooperate more intensively in the field of sports, tourism and culture, and that the military cooperation is on a high level.
The meeting was also attended by Serbian Minister of Defence Bratislav Gasic.
VIDEO: Vucic meets with Tomasz Siemoniak
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