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Minister Selakovic: “Mini-Schengen” forms a basis for reconciliation and faster economic growth in the region

November 6, 2020

Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selakovic said today in Antalya that the Republic of Serbia, being a candidate for membership in the European Union, devotes great attention to the advancement of regional cooperation and good-neighborly relations, which it deems inextricable part of its European integration process.
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