On Thursday, June 10, a conversation was held by the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, Mark
Kuchcinski with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Nikola Selaković.
- To strengthen Polish-Serbian cooperation, we should strive to develop cooperation
between our countries. We will aim to establish a bilateral group
Polish-Serbian friendship and to establish contacts with the Serbian foreign affairs commission -
Marek Kuchciński said.
The chairman of the foreign affairs committee also emphasized the support of the Polish side for the fastest possible accession of Serbia to the European Union. - There is an ongoing debate on the future of Europe. [...] We believe that it should
Also participating are representatives of countries that are not members of the EU, including those that
are in the process of accession, such as Serbia, the Western Balkans and the Partnership
East, namely Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
Referring to the ethnic-religious problems presented by Minister Selaković
political issues confronting Serbia in the Balkan region, Marek Kuchciński expressed
opinion that solutions should be sought through parliamentary diplomacy. - Development
cooperation in Central Europe, including the Western Balkans, is one of the most important
directions of our policy," he asserted.
The Trilateral Fund is involved in strengthening relations between the countries of our region,
which seeks to develop economic, infrastructure and energy cooperation in Europe
Central.

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