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Working Lunch Of The Ambassadors Of The EU Member Countries With The President Of Serbia

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The President of the Republic of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić was a guest at the working lunch with the Ambassadors of the EU member countries, hosted by the Czech Ambassador H.E. Tomas Kuchta.

The topic of discussion, held at the Czech Embassy in Belgrade, was the most current foreign policy issues and their impact on the further development of relations between the European Union and Serbia, the issue of securing energy raw materials, the migration crisis and the situation in the Western Balkans region.

Photo: Josef Brož

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