Imagine this: Serbia, a Balkan country, is now one of the key European partners of the countries in the Western Hemisphere! Yes, you read that right. Marko Đurić, Serbia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, proudly announced that at the 55th session of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States in Antigua and Barbuda, Serbia cemented its position as a crucial partner in this part of the world. While many still picture Serbia as isolated or focused only on Europe, Đurić shows us that Serbia is deeply connected with the Caribbean, Central, and South America.
“Today, when we talk about the software industry, which is key for our country, Serbia has double the agricultural export partnerships precisely with countries of the Western Hemisphere,” says Đurić. Yes, software and agriculture together! Who would have thought? But that’s not all. Serbia’s presence at this summit was also important because of the Kosovo and Metohija issue, which, naturally, caused some nervousness among attendees.
Đurić also highlighted the importance of the specialized EXPO exhibition, which will be hosted in Belgrade, confirming that the entire Caribbean region will be present at this event. Additionally, Serbia signed a visa waiver agreement with Saint Lucia, another proof that Serbia is serious about strengthening ties with the Western Hemisphere.
In just three days, the Serbian delegation held 15 bilateral meetings with representatives of various countries, covering topics from economy, politics, security to global issues. Đurić is pleased with the results and emphasizes that Serbia now has many new contacts and agreements.
This is a real diplomatic bombshell! Serbia is not content with just local or regional influence; it is expanding and building bridges across the ocean. If you thought Serbia was just a European country, it’s time to rethink your views.
So, dear readers, what do you think about these new diplomatic adventures of Serbia? Is this the start of a new era for our country or just another diplomatic show? Drop a comment, crack a joke, or just share your thoughts — because here, we don’t hold back on topics that stir the pot!
