National Prayer Breakfast

BELGRADE - Serbian First Deputy PM and FM Ivica Dacic will on Tuesday begin a three-day visit to Washington during which he will attend the National Prayer Breakfast event and meet with high-ranking US officials tasked with Western Balkan affairs, the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.

The organisation behind the traditional US National Prayer Breakfast has access to policymakers around the world.

Serbia's foreign minister and first deputy PM, Ivica Dacic, has met with the new U.S. secretary of state, Rex Tillerson.

Dacic, who was in Washington DC for the National Prayer Breakfast, spoke with Tillerson during the event, inviting him to visit Serbia.

The Serbian government has announced that Ivica Dacic will attend this year's National Prayer Breakfast in Washington DC.

Serbia's first deputy PM and foreign minister will take part in the event on Thursday at the invitation of U.S. senators John Boozman and Christopher Coons.

The new head of the Srebrenica municipality, Mladen Grujicic, has received an invitation to attend the 65th National Prayer Breakfast in the U.S.

It will be organized on February 2 by the U.S. Congress and that country's new president, Donald Trump.

Serbian delegation in Washington: Breakfast with Obama

Nine invitees from Serbia attended traditional National Prayer breakfast in Washington, where they discussed with American diplomats and politicians.

Members of Serbian delegation are, among others, Foreign minister Ivica Da?i? and MP's Vladimir Marinkovi?, Zoran Babi? and Aleksandar Jugovi?.