Prime Minister Macut meets with president of Slovenia: They discuss improving relations

Photo: Ostoja Juric

Prime Minister of Serbia Djuro Macut met today with President of Slovenia Natasa Pirc Musar on the sidelines of the 5th Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF2026).

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The interlocutors discussed improving bilateral relations between Serbia and Slovenia, with special reference to strengthening economic cooperation, investments and trade.

Prime Minister Macut and President Pirc Musar assessed that there is significant room for further deepening cooperation in numerous areas of mutual interest, including energy, infrastructure and innovation.

Macut pointed out the importance of an even more intense political dialogue, stressing the need for more frequent meetings between officials and joint meetings of the two governments.

The president of Slovenia said that relations between the two countries are at a high level and stressed that Serbia is one of Slovenia's main partners, as well as that economic relations are very developed.

She said that Slovenia will continue to support Serbia's EU path and its accession to the bloc.

Macut and Pirc Musar also spoke about current regional and international issues, where it was emphasized that the Western Balkans is a common priority, as well as the process of EU integration of the region.

The interlocutors expressed their determination to continue the political dialogue and further strengthen overall relations between the two countries.

The importance of stability and cooperation in the region was highlighted as a key prerequisite for economic development and progress of all countries in the Western Balkans, with an agreement to intensify contacts at all levels in the coming period in order to implement joint initiatives.

The meeting was attended by Ambassador of Serbia in Ankara Aca Jovanovic.

Prime Minister Macut leads the Serbian delegation at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF2026), "Mapping Tomorrow: Managing Uncertainties", which is held April 17-19 under the auspices of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

(Telegraf.rs)