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The Embassy of the Netherlands assumes the duty of the NATO Contact Point Embassy 2019-2020 in Serbia, from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Norway

On this occasion, a ceremonial reception was held in Belgrade’s Kalemegdanska Terasa.

Attendees were greeted and addressed by the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway to Serbia H.E. Jørn Gjelstad, Ambassador of the Netherlands to Serbia H.E. Gilles Beschoor Plug, NATO Security Policy and Partnership Director James Mackey and Assistant Minister for Security Policy at the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Branimir Filipović.

The reception was also attended by representatives of the Ministry of Defense and the Serbian Armed Forces, diplomatic and military-diplomatic corps, civil society institutions and organizations.

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