Foreign relations of Serbia

BELGRADE - Togolese FM Robert Dussey said on Monday in Belgrade he had offered assurances to Serbian counterpart Ivica Dacic that Togo's support for the defence of the territorial integrity of Serbia was unreserved.

BELGRADE- The Serbian passport ranks 38th in the global Henley Passport Index for 2023, which means that Serbians can travel to 136 countries of the world without visas.

With 91 countries still requiring visas for Serbian citizens, the Serbian passport has retained its 2022 ranking.

The President of Turkey will pay an official visit to Serbia today and tomorrow, announced the Office for Media Relations of the President of the Republic.

"Exactly 19 years ago, at the Thessaloniki Summit, the way was opened for the Western Balkans to join the European family. Unfortunately, since then, the progress that has been made, in practice, is minimal.

The leaders of the six countries in the region were invited to a meeting with the leaders of the European Council, which should be held tomorrow before the beginning of the regular June summit of the Union, at which enlargement will be discussed.

The EU must keep its Thessaloniki promise to the Western Balkans.

Serbia is coming under significant pressure over its policy towards Russia due to current events in Ukraine. A country on track to EU accession, with European values enshrined in its constitution and a near-majority supporting EU membership, it has long benefitted from cooperation both with Europe and Russia.

The session is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The situation in Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans will be discussed.

Air Chief Marshall Sir Stuart Peach has been named British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Envoy for the Western Balkans, adding to the list of international envoys to the region after the United States and European Union did the same with Gabriel Escobar and Miroslav Lajcak.

Serb List called on the citizens to go to the polls as en masse as possible.
The decision was made, he says, "after difficult talks with President Aleksandar Vui, who was ready to hear and listen to them."