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Ambassador Aleksandra Đurović presented the Letters of Credence to the President of Hungary - 24 September 2024

Photo: Office of the President of Hungary / Sándor Palace

Aleksandra Đurović, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Serbia to Hungary, presented today the Letters of Credence to the President of Hungary, Dr Tamás Sulyok. 
 
Mutual readiness for further deepening and strengthening of relations between two countries in all fields was confirmed in the conversation.
 
Photo: Office of the President of Hungary / Sándor Palace
 
Photo: Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Hungary
 
Photo: Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Hungary
 
Photo: Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Hungary

Feasibility study for construction of oil pipeline with Hungary by the end of the year - 18 Septembar 2024

Minister of Economy of the Republic of Serbia Adrijana Mesarović and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Péter Szijjártó announced, after a meeting in Budapest, that a feasibility study will be completed by the end of the year for a new oil pipeline between Serbia and Hungary, which should be built by 2027.
 
At the joint press conference, she stated that preparations are under way for the construction of a new transmission line between the two countries, which should be completed in 2028.
 
Minister Mesarović assessed that the relations between the two countries are at a historic level, thanks to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, and she expressed her gratitude to Hungary for supporting Serbia's full membership to the European Union.
 
The Minister of Economy recalled that the overall foreign trade between Serbia and Hungary stood at €3.1 billion in 2023, reaching €1.8 billion since the beginning of this year.
 
 
Szijjártó noted that strategic cooperation between the economies of Serbia and Hungary is necessary, adding that thanks to cooperation so far, the two countries have managed to ensure the security of energy supply.
 

Ambassador Aleksandra Đurović met with Zsolt Németh, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Hungarian Parliament - 17 September 2024

The Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to Hungary, Aleksandra Đurović, met with Zsolt Németh, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Hungarian Parliament. At the meeting, it was assessed that the bilateral relations between Serbia and Hungary are excellent, and that the strengthening of parliamentary cooperation will continue through regular exchanges of visits. 
 
Ambassador Đurović informed the interlocutor in detail about the violation of the human rights of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, as well as about the measures taken by the Republic of Serbia in response to Pristina's unilateral moves.

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