Vucic meets with Botsan-Kharchenko: Vladimir Putin's visit, Belgrade-Pristina dialogue in focus
The two interlocutors discussed current issues of Serbian-Russian relations and bilateral cooperation between the two countries
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic today received Ambassador of the Russian Federation Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko, with whom he discussed preparations for the visit of President Vladimir Putin, but also the course of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina.
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In that regard, the two interlocutors discussed current issues of Serbian-Russian relations and bilateral cooperation.
The two interlocutors also discussed the course of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, which is being conducted with the mediation of the European Union, as well as the possibilities for economic cooperation between Belgrade and Pristina, which should be the topic of discussion in Washington in the coming days.
Vucic and Ambassador Botsan-Kharchenko spoke about the results of the fight against the infectious disease COVID-19 in the two countries, the President's Media Cooperation Office announced.
Ambassador Botsan-Kharchenko informed President Vucic about the progress Russian scientists are making in developing a vaccine.
President Vucic and Ambassador Botsan-Kharchenko also discussed other current issues in the region, agreeing that preserving peace and stability is of the utmost importance.
(Telegraf.rs)