Serbia and Ukraine may jointly enter African and Asian markets after the war ends — Vučić
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said that after the war ends, Belgrade and Kyiv could significantly expand economic cooperation and jointly enter the markets of third countries, particularly in Asia and Africa. He emphasized the potential for cooperation in energy, extraction, and agriculture.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said that after the end of the war, Belgrade and Kyiv could significantly expand economic cooperation and jointly enter the markets of third countries. He said this while speaking to the media together with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, reports UNN.
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According to Vučić, this concerns not only increasing bilateral trade, but also joint projects and the export of products to the markets of other regions.
"I express my hope that, when the war ends, our cooperation will be significantly stronger and greater. And also in terms of foreign policy, so that we can jointly export certain things and enter third markets together," Vučić said.
He named the African continent and Asia as potential areas.
"For example, the African continent, Asia. I think we will still see agreements on such cooperation," the Serbian president said.
Vučić also emphasized the potential for cooperation in the fields of energy, extraction, and agriculture.