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Farewell Reception For Ambassador Sem Fabrizi

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Ambassador of Italy to Serbia, H.E. Carlo lo Cascio was the host of the reception in honour of the Head of the European Union Delegation in Serbia, Ambassador H.E. Sem Fabrizi, whose mandate is ending soon.

After four years term, Ambassador Fabrizi is leaving Belgrade, where his outstanding work and the results achieved made a real difference. 

The reception was attended by Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and officials from the public, political and civil sectors.

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