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In order to mark the occasion of the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, the Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia to Serbia, H.E. Gordan Bakota, along with his wife Snježana Bakota, hosted a festive reception at their residence in Belgrade.

The reception was attended by numerous distinguished guests from economic and political life, as well as members of the Croatian Business Club.

Greeting guests, Ambassador Bakota expressed special thanks for support during the organisation of the gathering to Pero Mijakić, President of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce in Serbia, and Marija Radulović, President of the Croatian Business Club.

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