Djuric: Serbia has strengthened its position at UNGA session

NEW YORK - Serbian FM Marko Djuric said in New York, where he is attending the 79th UN General Assembly session, that Serbia's attendance at the session had strengthened its position on the global scene and that it had established diplomatic ties with several countries it had previously had no diplomatic communication with.

Speaking to reporters, Djuric said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic would meet with more than 40 world leaders during the UNGA session in New York, while he would hold dozens of meetings with the FMs of countries around the world.

"At this UNGA session, Serbia has written a small but important part of its diplomatic history by establishing diplomatic relations with several countries we have never had diplomatic communication with. In terms of population size and territory, they are small countries, but also countries that have membership in the...