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Dubai: Saudi Arabia and Serbia have inked a visa-waiver agreement, eliminating short-stay visa requirements for holders of diplomatic, special and service passports. The pact was signed in Belgrade by Saudi Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Waleed Al Khereiji and Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric. The agreement was confirmed by the Serbian Foreign Ministry, covering diplomats, special passport holders and those with service passports.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan represented his country during the signing. Al Khereiji and Djuric discussed enhancing bilateral ties, cooperation in various sectors, and mutual interests. The agreement reflects Riyadh and Belgrade's efforts to strengthen bilateral coordination and cooperation in numerous fields.
Serbia has expressed interest in bolstering economic ties with Saudi Arabia, including trade, Serbian exports and collaboration in science and technology.
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