Russian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated Serbian counterpart Alexander Vucic on Christmas and New Year. The letter of the Russian leader was handed over to the head of state of our western neighbor by the ambassador in Belgrade Alexander Botsan Kharchenko, TASS reports, citing a statement from the Serbian presidency.
"The President of the Republic of Serbia, Alexander Vucic, received today the Ambassador of the Russian Federation, Alexander Bocan-Kharchenko, who presented him with a letter from President Vladimir Putin congratulating him on the upcoming New Year and Christmas holidays," the statement said.
"Our recent talks in Sochi fully confirmed the strength of the strategic partnership between Russia and Serbia and made it possible to outline new prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation in a number of areas. I look forward to continuing the constructive dialogue with you and working closely on topical issues on the bilateral, regional and international agendas, the fundamental interests of our fraternal peoples and to contributing to the stability and security of the European continent, "the press service said. of Putin.
Putin wished Vucic, his family and friends and the entire Serbian people "peace and prosperity." In turn, Vucic thanked Putin "for the warm welcome in Sochi and for the friendly talks held there."
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