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Serbia and Dominica have signed a Protocol on Cooperation between the foreign ministries of the two countries, according to a statement from the government.

The protocol was signed in Belgrade by Serbia’s Foreign Minister Marko Đurić and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Business, Trade, and Energy of the Commonwealth of Dominica, Vince Henderson, who is on an official visit to Serbia.

On this occasion, Henderson noted that the friendship between the two countries dates back to the time of the Non-Aligned Movement when Serbia supported Caribbean states in their struggle for independence.

He recalled that Serbia and Dominica established diplomatic relations in 2010, and expressed gratitude to Serbia for extending a hand of friendship to students from his country who are studying in Belgrade.

Stressing that the relations between the two countries are based on mutual respect, the minister emphasized that Dominica firmly stands with Serbia in supporting its territorial integrity and sovereignty.

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Henderson underscored that Dominica will continue to strongly support Serbia at the multilateral level, particularly within the United Nations, and noted that the two countries will continue to deepen their cooperation in the fields of healthcare, agriculture, and education.

The Foreign Minister of Dominica also mentioned that his country supported Serbia’s bid for the EXPO 2027 exhibition and looks forward to participating in this significant event.

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