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Selaković: Serbia is actively involved in combating terrorism, radicalism and extremism |

11. May 2022.
Today, in Marrakesh, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia Nikola Selaković participated in the Ministerial Meeting of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS. Minister Selaković said that Serbia was committed to the multilateral aspect of the fight against terrorism, adding that he firmly believed the United Nations should be the key forum for international cooperation in this field.
Minister Selaković stated that Serbia was fulfilling all international obligations pertaining to the implementation of UN Security Council resolutions, especially those related to the introduction of arms embargoes, including bans aimed at non-state actors, terrorist organisations and related individuals. He emphasised that Serbia was a signatory to 15 international conventions against terrorism. “By participating in multinational UN and EU peacekeeping missions, Serbia is making a concrete contribution to preserving regional and global security,” Minister Selaković said, paying tribute to a member of the Serbian Army, Lieutenant Colonel Dejan Stanojević and his colleagues, who tragically lost their lives on March 29 in the United Nations Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. |
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Memorial service for the victims of the NATO bombing in 1999 |

23.03.2022.
A Commemoration for the victims of the 1999 NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was held in the "Holy Trinity" Church of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Rotterdam on March 23, 2022.
The Memorial service was served by the head of the church, Father Boris, from the Diocese of Western European SOC, in the presence of dozens of citizens.
In addition to the representatives of the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegowina, representing the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia was Mr. B.Grbić, Counsellor, who addressed the gathered citizens after the Memorial service.
After the Commemoration of the Victims of NATO Bombing, in cooperation with the organization "Serbs for Serbs", a documentary film about the suffering of the Serbian people in Kosovo and Metohija "You go, I will not!" was shown in the church premises. |
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