Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

H. E. Ms. Jelena Čukić Matić, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia was received by Swedish Foreign Minister H. E. Mr. Tobias Billström.

“I am highly honored to have had a frank and open discussion on the important bilateral relations topics, Serbia’s future in the EU and Swedish support of EU enlargement, as well as, the current European issues.“ said Ambassador Čukic Matić.

                Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

Her Excellency Jelena Čukić Matić, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to the Kingdom of Sweden presented the Letters of Credence signed by His Excellency Mr. Aleksandar Vučić, President of the Republic of Serbia to His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, at the traditional ceremony that preserve the same protocol dating back to the year 1537.

During the cordial conversation, Ambassador Čukić Matić expressed her readiness to work on enhancing bilateral relations between Serbia and Sweden and emphasized the role of the Serbian diaspora in Sweden in promoting bilateral cooperation in the areas of business, science and culture. Regional and European context was also discussed during the audience.

„It is my great honor to be the first Serbian female Ambassador to Sweden in our long history of friendly bilateral relations. I will dedicate my work to deepening the understanding between our two peoples, as well as, promoting bilateral cooperation of our two countries in all areas of mutual interest with the focus on Serbia’s EU integrations”, said Ambassador Čukić Matić.

  Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

  Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

The President of the Stockholm City Council Ole Burrell received the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to the Kingdom of Sweden Jelena Čukić Matić. During the cordial conversation held in the landmark building of the City Hall of Stockholm, the potentials for strengthening dialogue and cooperation between Stockholm and Serbian municipalities were discussed.
The President of the Stockholm City Council Ole Burrell informed about Stockholm’s achievements and results in the area of green transition. He also expressed readiness of the City Council of Stockholm to host representatives of Belgrade and other cities in Serbia in order to share experience, knowledge and innovative solutions applied by the City of Stockholm in achieving the Green Agenda goals.

                                 Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

H. E. Ms. Jelena Čukić Matić, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia was received by Swedish Foreign Minister H. E. Mr. Tobias Billström.

“I am highly honored to have had a frank and open discussion on the important bilateral relations topics, Serbia’s future in the EU and Swedish support of EU enlargement, as well as, the current European issues.“ said Ambassador Čukic Matić.

                Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

Her Excellency Jelena Čukić Matić, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to the Kingdom of Sweden presented the Letters of Credence signed by His Excellency Mr. Aleksandar Vučić, President of the Republic of Serbia to His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, at the traditional ceremony that preserve the same protocol dating back to the year 1537.

During the cordial conversation, Ambassador Čukić Matić expressed her readiness to work on enhancing bilateral relations between Serbia and Sweden and emphasized the role of the Serbian diaspora in Sweden in promoting bilateral cooperation in the areas of business, science and culture. Regional and European context was also discussed during the audience.

„It is my great honor to be the first Serbian female Ambassador to Sweden in our long history of friendly bilateral relations. I will dedicate my work to deepening the understanding between our two peoples, as well as, promoting bilateral cooperation of our two countries in all areas of mutual interest with the focus on Serbia’s EU integrations”, said Ambassador Čukić Matić.

  Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden

  Photo: Protocol MFA of Kingdom of Sweden