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The Embassy of Russia to Serbia organised a festive reception to mark the National day of Russia and the departure of Ambassador H.E. Aleksandar Chepurin after six-year term.

On the occasion of Russia Day, Ambassador Chepurin presented his book of essays about Serbia and Serbs to President Aleksandar Vučić.

The reception was attended by numerous officials, members of the diplomatic community and friends of the Russian Embassy.

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