�������� �� On March 30, at the initiative of the Serbian Side, President of Russia Vladimir Putin and President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic had a telephone conversation.

The Presidents discussed current issues on the Russia-Serbia strategic partnership agenda, including cooperation in the energy sector and in the oil and gas and nuclear industries, as well as preparations for the next meeting of the Intergovernmental Russian-Serbian Committee on Trade, Economic, and Scientific and Technical Cooperation, due to be held in April.

Aleksandar Vucic expressed appreciation for the continued stable deliveries of Russian gas, which are of vital importance for ensuring the country’s energy security.

The Leaders also held a detailed exchange of views on the situation around Ukraine and the current large-scale escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.

The President of Serbia shared his assessments of the situation in the Balkans. Both Sides underscored the fundamental importance of UN Security Council Resolution 1244 for the settlement of the Kosovo issue, as well as the need to ensure the rights of Republika Srpska within Bosnia and Herzegovina in accordance with the Dayton Agreement.

�� It was agreed to continue contacts.

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