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Cavusoglu: Turkiye to continue supporting Serbia in energy field

Cavusoglu: Turkiye to continue supporting Serbia in energy field
16.06.2022 18:30
Along with Azerbaijan, Georgia, Northern Cyprus, Moldova and Ukraine, the Serbian citizens, too, will be able to travel to Turkey without visas, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a joint press conference with Serbian Foreign Minister Nikola Selakovich. 

"This issue will be resolved at a meeting of Turkish and Serbian Interior Ministers. I would like to reiterate that we will support Serbia in the energy field. We expect more than 300,000 Serbian tourists to come to our country,” Cavusoglu said.

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