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Serbia To Open Embassy In Bahrain And Consulates In Zimbabwe And North Macedonia

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The Government of Serbia will open an embassy of Serbia in the Kingdom of Bahrain, as well as a consulate in Harare in the Republic of Zimbabwe and appoint an honorary consul in that country.

The Government also agreed to open a consulate of Northern Macedonia in Serbia.

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