Diplomatic mission
Govt demands Greek diplomatic services fork over cash reserves
The leftist government took an unprecedented decision on Friday and demanded that the country’s overseas diplomatic missions turn over all available cash reserves to the state.
Such an act is unprecedented in recent memory, and simply aggravated concerns that the country is headed towards a fiscal dead-end.
Reception held for Japanese Emperor Akihito's birthday
BELGRADE - The Japanese Embassy has organized a reception on the occasion of Emperor of Japan Akihito's birthday, and Ambassador Masafumi Kuroki underlined that Japan supports Serbia on its EU pathway, adding that he stands ready to support it through bilateral cooperation.
Romanian ambassador to Italy: Diplomatic, consular missions asked for 66 polling stations ahead of runoff
Romania's Ambassador to Italy, Dana Constantinescu said that the diplomatic and consular missions have no sort of competence as regards regulating the legal framework on organizing elections abroad; she stressed they suggested the organization of 66 polling stations ahead of the second round.
MAE: Six Romanians killed, two injured in road accident in Italy
Six Romanian nationals were killed and two were injured in a road accident on a motorway in Italy, the Romanian Foreign Ministry (MAE) reported in a press release on Saturday.
Serbia will not close diplomatic offices in crisis zones
BELGRADE - Serbia will not close its diplomatic and consular offices in crisis areas for as long as there are conditions to provide consular protection for Serbian citizens, the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs released on Wednesday.
The Foreign Ministry released that Serbian diplomats did not abandon Syria, Iraq and Libya despite the risks they are facing.
Serbia will not close diplomatic missions in crisis zones
Serbia will not close diplomatic missions in crisis zones
BELGRADE -- Serbia will not close its diplomatic and consular offices in crisis areas as long as there are conditions to provide consular protection for Serbian citizens.
Dacic and Stefanovic discuss embassy security
BELGRADE - Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic analysed on Friday the security of the foreign embassies in Serbia and the country's diplomatic offices abroad.
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ForMin: No reported cases of Ebola-infected Romanians in West Africa
The Romanian embassies in West Africa have received no requests for assistance for the repatriation of Romanian citizens and were neither informed about possible cases of Romanian citizens infected with the Ebola virus in the West African states, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) announced on Sunday in a release sent to AGERPRES.