Foreign relations of Serbia

President Aleksandar Vucic says that "cannons have fallen silent" in the region - but that danger still exits.

For that reason, it is important to preserve peace and stability, he said during a meeting in Belgrade on Friday with a delegation of the the youth organization of the European People's Party (EPP).

For that reason, it is important to preserve peace and stability, he said during a meeting in Belgrade on Friday with a delegation of the the youth organization of the European People's Party (EPP).

US Homeland Security Adviser Herbert McMaster has held a meeting with the foreign ministers of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro.

Dacic spoke on Wednesday at a panel dedicated to business and investment in the Western Balkans during the conference of the Atlantic Council.

First Deputy PM and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic will on Wednesday participate in the Atlantic Council's Western Balkans Conference in Washington.

Dacic will address a panel devoted to business and investment in the Western Balkans, as well a working lunch dedicated to Kosovo and Metohija.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Foreign Ministry said Tuesday it remained committed to overcoming disagreements and enhancing bilateral relations with Ukraine despite the insistence by Ukraine's ambassador to Belgrade on the stance that Russia is using Serbia to create chaos and provoke a war in the Balkans.

The Serbian Foreign Ministry (MFA) said on Tuesday it remained committed to overcoming disagreements and enhancing bilateral relations with Ukraine.

This comes despite the insistence by Ukraine's ambassador to Belgrade on the stance that Russia is using Serbia to create chaos and provoke a war in the Balkans, Tanjug reported, citing a press release issued by the MFA.

Bilateral political relations between Serbia and Argentina are "at an extremely high level."

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic and Vice President of Argentina Gabriela Michetti assessed this in Buenos Aires, the Serbian government announced on Tuesday.

''I took part in a meeting with the delegation headed by EU Parliament Speaker Antonio Tajani.During the meeting, we discussed the priorities of the upcoming EU Council Presidency in the context of the theme of the future of Europe, the challenges of the migration crisis and the need to restore the sense of security and stability of the citizens.'' This is what Deputy Prime Minister for Justice

Argentina's capital Buenos Aires will name a square after the Republic of Serbia, Beta is reporting on Monday.

For this reason, Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic will on November 21-23 visit this South American country.

Ahead of his trip, Dacic met in Belgrade with Argentina's Ambassador Ricardo Fernandez.