Djuric with Romanian Prime Minister: Gratitude for the principled stance on non-recognition of Kosovo

Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Marko Djuric, talked today in Bucharest with Romanian Prime Minister Ion-Marcel Ciolacu, where he expressed gratitude for Romania's consistent and principled stance on not recognizing the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo.

Expressing satisfaction with today’s meeting, Djuric conveyed greetings from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, emphasizing that this visit will give additional impetus to relations between the two countries.

Djuric highlighted that Serbia and Romania share a traditionally historic friendship, noting that Serbia is committed to deepening cooperation and expanding dialogue in all areas, according to the statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Serbian Foreign Minister specifically thanked Romania for its ongoing support of Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and for its consistent and principled stance on non-recognition of Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence.

Djuric underscored that full membership in the European Union is a strategic commitment and a priority of Serbia’s foreign policy, expressing appreciation for Romania’s support on this path.

Regarding economic cooperation, Djuric noted that there is significant potential for further development in the economic relations between Serbia and Romania.

In his view, it is essential to continue enhancing economic cooperation through the implementation of key projects, particularly in the fields of energy and infrastructure.

During today’s meeting, Djuric and Ciolacu also exchanged views on current global issues and matters of mutual interest.