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Speaking at the reception Ambassador Fuertes noted the friendly relations between the two countries, as well as the growing interest in the Serbian market among Spanish investors.

The reception was, as is tradition, exceptionally well attended, with the more than 200 guests in attendance including Serbian National Assembly Speaker Maja Gojković, Defence Minister Zoran Đorđević, HRH Crown-Prince Alexander Karađorđević, as well as other senior Serbian officials, representatives of the diplomatic corps, cultural and public workers, representatives of the Spanish community in Serbia, business partners and other guests.

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