Zelensky discusses implementation of economic projects with Serbian PM
Ukraine and Serbia will deepen cooperation in the transport sector to improve connectivity between the two countries and strengthen regional logistics.
In a meeting held in Belgrade, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut discussed the implementation of joint economic projects beneficial to both nations. The discussion centered around enhancing transportation connectivity, bolstering regional logistics, advancing the Danube Corridor, and deepening integration between Ukraine, the Western Balkans, and the European Union.
A significant focus was placed on bolstering Ukraine's energy sector and preparations for the winter. The President expressed gratitude to Serbia for allocating 2 million euros this year to support Ukraine's energy sector. Additionally, they explored Serbia's potential involvement in Ukraine's reconstruction efforts, including the rebuilding of a war-affected city.
Earlier, Zelensky had mentioned Serbia's commitment to providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine, particularly in healthcare and energy sectors. In April, Serbia and the United Nations Development Programme signed a 2 million euro financial agreement to strengthen Ukraine's energy sector resilience.
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