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Canadian Ambassador to Serbia H.E. Kati Csaba and the Canadian-Serbian Business Association, CANSEE, hosted another successful traditional Christmas reception at the Canadian ambassadorial residence in Belgrade.

The event, which marked the end of another very successful year for the CANSEE association, was attended by more than 80 distinguished guests, including CANSEE members, partners and associates, representatives of the diplomatic corps and Serbian political and economic leaders.

H.E. Ambassador Csaba welcomed guests and stated that she is honoured to be the ambassador of Canada to Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro for the next three years. She said that Canadian businesses from various industries are already present in Serbia and that she is looking forward to further strengthening business links between the two countries.

Last year marked the 150th anniversary of Canada and this great jubilee was commemorated by numerous events organised by the Embassy of Canada to Serbia and CANSEE.

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