BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 4. Serbian Foreign
Minister Marko Đurić held talks with Peter Beyer, a member of the
German Bundestag from the Christian Democratic Union (CDU),
focusing on bilateral relations between the two countries and
Serbia’s European integration process, Trend reports via the
Foreign Ministry of Serbia.
Minister Đurić emphasized that Germany is Serbia’s top foreign
trade partner and expressed satisfaction with the continued upward
trend in key areas of economic cooperation, particularly German
investments in Serbia.
He reaffirmed Serbia’s firm commitment to the European path,
reiterating that full EU membership and the advancement of reform
processes in key areas are Serbia’s strategic priorities.
Đurić also highlighted Serbia’s active role in promoting
regional cooperation, especially through regional initiatives that
contribute concretely to building trust and stability and improving
living conditions for people across the region.
The two also chewed the fat about energy security and the green
transition, driving home the point that teamwork in renewable
energy sources and sustainable development is the name of the
game.
Transatlantic relations were also on the table, with a keen eye on
their role and significance in the grand scheme of things within
the European landscape.
The minister tipped his hat to Germany for throwing their hat in
the ring for the Specialized Expo 2027, which is set to be a
feather in the cap of international events in the region.
At long last, the Serbian Foreign Minister tipped his hat to the
newly elected German government and underscored the need to keep
the ball rolling in strengthening the ties that bind Serbia and
Germany.
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