Minister Dacic meets with heads of diplomacy of Austria, Israel, Hungary, and Russian Federation

Photo: MFA, Dijana Vukomanovic

On the sidelines of the 30th OSCE Ministerial Council in Skopje, North Macedonia, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic had short bilateral meetings with a number of foreign ministers of the OSCE member states.

In addition to discussing bilateral issues, with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov Dacic exchanged views on the challenges and problems currently faced by the OSCE as an organization, as well as the possibilities for overcoming them, so that it would continue to function.

In a friendly conversation with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria Alexander Schallenberg the head of Serbian diplomacy discussed Serbia's European integration and the current situation in the region, as topics of common interest.

In a conversation with the head of diplomacy of neighboring Hungary, Peter Szijjarto, Dacic exchanged opinions on upcoming joint activities, but also on the situation in the OSCE and the possibilities for making decisions that will enable the continuation of the functioning of this organization that gathers 57 countries.

Dacic also had the opportunity to meet briefly with Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs Eli Cohen.

(Telegraf.rs)