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Serbia sees Danube strategy as an opportunity for development and regionalcooperation

 

Serbia’s Deputy Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Mirko Jelic said that participation in the Danube strategy is an opportunity for Serbia’s development and cooperation with countries in the region, but also for getting closer to the EU agenda.

At the opening of the conference “Danube Strategy: the strategic importance for Serbia”, Jelic pointed out that regional cooperation is one of the priorities of Serbian foreign policy.

Source balkans.com

 

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