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On the occasion of 101 years since the creation of the independent state of the Czech Republic, the Embassy of this country’s in Belgrade hosted a formal reception.

Ambassador of the Czech Republic H.E. Tomáš Kuchta gave a welcoming speech, highlighting the importance of the date of 28th October 1918 to the contemporary Czech Republic – as the proclamation of independence of the then Czechoslovakia.

The reception was attended by many members of the diplomatic community in Serbia number of guests, representatives of the diplomatic corps, Serbian officials, entrepreneurs, associations of the Czech national minority, media, culture and many others.

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