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U.S. Department of Commerce Deputy Assistant Secretary (DAS) for Europe and Eurasia David De Falco is leading a “virtual visit” to Serbia from May 25-27, 2021, to celebrate 140 years of diplomatic relations and promote trade and investment between the United States and Serbia.
During his visit, DAS De Falco held bilateral meetings with Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, as well as ministerial heads and senior officials from the Ministry of Mining and Energy, Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Economy, and Ministry of Construction, Transportation and Infrastructure. He also engaged directly with the private sector and met with Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Serbia (CCIS) President Marko Čadež, among others.
Only the U.S. Can Guarantee the Survival of the European Union Newsweek 5/11/2021 Milovan Jovanovic © ANDREJ ISAKOVIC/AFP via Getty Images Why the EU should embrace the Balkans. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic holds a vial containing the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine during his visit to Belgrade s Torlak Institute, where the vaccine has been manufactured, on April 15, 2021. -
Covid-19 has caused tectonic disturbances that will inevitably affect the international order. The devastating pandemic has plunged the EU into the worst crisis since World War II, and urgent consolidation, reorganization, enormous effort and a joint response to the global catastrophe are needed to overcome it. The production and procurement of vaccines, on the one hand, and its distribution on the other, reflected the strength and influence of countries on the international stage, in a way that the United States, Britain, China and Russia proved to be the most important global act