Djuric with Sybiha: Serbia's commitment to peace and resolving issues through dialogue is universal

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric stated in a meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha, held today in New York, that Serbia will continue to consistently support Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty in accordance with international law.

Djuric emphasized that the ongoing general debate at the United Nations General Assembly has shown that the entire world shares concerns about the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its broader geopolitical consequences. He expressed hope that the international community would, in the coming period, work with greater dedication to seek peaceful solutions.

As he pointed out, Serbia will continue to steadfastly support Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty in line with international law.

The head of Serbian diplomacy thanked his counterpart for Ukraine's support of Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty, emphasizing that Serbia's commitment to peace and resolving issues through dialogue is universal, and applies to the challenges the Serbian people face in Kosovo.

In his first meeting with Ukraine's new foreign minister, Djuric highlighted that the people of Ukraine can count on Serbia's solidarity and support. He affirmed that Serbia will continue, within its means, to send aid to help alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

Djuric also noted that Serbia has initiated the process of appointing an ambassador to Ukraine, aiming to make bilateral contacts more efficient on a daily basis and to intensify political dialogue.