Brnabic speaks with Rama, informs him Serbia will abolish PCR tests for citizens of Albania
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The plan is to sign three new agreements in the upcoming period
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Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke by phone this morning with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and informed him that Serbia would abolish mandatory negative PCR tests for Albanian citizens entering Serbia, and that the decision would be made tomorrow, January 14, Tanjug has learned.
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Brnabic and Rama discussed current topics and joint cooperation.
The two prime ministers discussed the fight against Covid 19 but also the next steps in cooperation within the "Mini Schengen" initiative.
The plan is to sign three new agreements in the upcoming period.
The prime minister of Albania conveyed greetings for Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to Prime Minister Brnabic, and wished citizens of Serbia a happy New Year.
(Telegraf.rs)