News from MFA Serbia Minister Selakovic delivers van vehicles and books to Serbian school

Minister Selakovic delivers van vehicles and books to Serbian school

December 18, 2020

Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selakovic paid a visit today to the Serbian educational institution Nikola Tesla in Budapest where he handed over to its staff three passenger vans, to be used for student transport, and books for their library.
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