Today at the Mission of Serbia to the UN, Columbia
Serbia setting the pace in Europe in vaccination against COVID-19 The new Permanent Representative of Serbia to the United Nations, H.E. Nemanja Stevanovic presented his credentials to UN Secretary-General, H.E. António Guterres today (VIDEO) Аnnouncement New York, 19 March 2021 – In his courtesy telephone call to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres today, Ambassador Nemanja Stevanovic, the newly-appointed Permanent Representative of the Republic of Serbia to the United Nations, pointed to the importance that Serbia attaches to its cooperation with the United Nations as the only international organization with universal membership. He went on to say that the maintenance of its sovereignty and territorial integrity is of paramount importance for Serbia, just as is, in that context, the respect for UNSCR 1244 (1999), the most important international legal document for our country. He emphasized the importance of UNMIK’s engagement in Kosovo and Metohija, with unchanged mandate and undiminished scope. He also stressed Serbia’s commitment to multilateralism and recalled that Serbia had joined the appeal of the Secretary-General for a global ceasefire last year so that the world could focus on suppressing the COVID-19 pandemic. He advised of the concrete results of the vaccination programme in Serbia, emphasizing that, by the per capita vaccination, Serbia ranks second in Europe right after the United Kingdom, while it leads the field by the number of citizens who received second shots. Permanent Representative Stevanovic reiterated Serbia’s commitment to the safeguarding of international peace to which it makes a concrete contribution through its participation in United Nations peace missions. He pointed out that, with 260 soldiers and policemen currently deployed in peace missions worldwide, Serbia is eighth in Europe, i.e. second among the European countries with the same-size populations. He also said that, as a State Party to the Paris Agreement, Serbia invests considerable efforts domestically to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
La République de Serbie en qualité de membre associé à l'OIF, de concert avec toute la communauté francophone dans le monde entier, célèbre le Mois de la Francophonie. Pour tous les amateurs de la culture serbe et de la langue française, le Ministère de la Culture et de l'Information de la République de Serbie a préparé un vaste programme et L’Ambassade de la République de Serbie à Bruxelles vous invite à découvrir la diversité et la richesse de la culture serbe en français. cliquez sur l'image ci-dessus. |