Foreign Ministry

FM thanks all countries and EU for assistance

FM thanks all countries and EU for assistance

BELGRADE -- Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić on Saturday expressed his gratitude "to all the countries and the EU" for the help they provided to the flood-stricken Serbia.

Dačić said that the country was in need of equipment and personnel specialized for rescue operations, the Foreign Ministry said.

Dacic: Serbia will never recognize Kosovo's independence

BELGRADE – After taking office as Serbia’s first deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs, Ivica Dacic hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in Belgrade Friday, during which he said that Serbia will never recognize the independence of Kosovo unilaterally proclaimed by ethnic Albanians and that all open issues will be resolved through the EU-facilitated dialogue.

Lajcak to pay visit to Serbia

BELGRADE - Slovakia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajcak will pay an official visit to Serbia on Friday and Saturday.

Lajcak will meet with Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic on Friday, the presidential press office said in a statement.

Deliberate Attack against Bulgarian Culture Center in Odessa Ruled Out

The Bulgarian cultural center in Odessa has not been the target of a deliberate attack, according to a media statement of the Foreign Ministry.

The statement comes in response to media publications informing of damages to the All-Ukrainian Center for Bulgarian Culture in Odessa.

Rodic expects to be appointed as ambassador to US

BELGRADE - Serbia's former defence minister Nebojsa Rodic said on Wednesday he expected to be appointed as the new ambassador to the US.

Commenting on his plans for the future after turning over his duties to the new Defence Minister Bratislav Gasic, he stated he had acquired the title of ambassador 15 years ago nad that he would be returning to the Foreign Ministry.

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