The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Serbia, Siniša Mali, announced that next week in Belgrade there will be a major meeting with representatives from about 140 countries as part of the preparations for the upcoming Belgrade Expo. The meeting is part of a series of preparatory events aimed at providing participants with the best conditions regarding logistics, program, visa acquisition, and attractions in Serbia and the region. Mali emphasized the great interest of the international community in the exhibition and noted that this meeting will be the event with the largest number of participating countries so far.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the international cooperation and cultural exchange aspects of the Belgrade Expo preparations, highlighting the inclusivity and global participation. They may also focus on the potential benefits for local communities and sustainable development.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the event factually, focusing on the logistical and organizational aspects of the Expo preparations, the number of participating countries, and the importance of the event for Serbia’s international image and economic development.
Right: Right-leaning media highlight the national pride and Serbia’s growing international stature demonstrated by hosting such a large-scale event. They may emphasize the government’s role in successfully organizing the Expo and the potential economic benefits for the country.
