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Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up a three-day state visit to Serbia on Sunday (June 19).

During the visit, Xi Jinping and his Serbian counterpart, Tomislav Nikolic, inked a joint statement to upgrade their two countries’ relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership.

On Saturday (June 18), the two presidents witnessed the signing of a series of cooperation deals covering industrial capacity, finance, infrastructure, trade, energy, telecommunications, science, technology, local affairs, culture and tourism.

The same day, Xi held separate meetings with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic to discuss the promotion of bilateral ties in various fields.

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