
The leaders of Russia and Serbia raised issues of energy, transport and healthcare
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The leaders of Russia and Serbia maintain regular contacts on issues of bilateral cooperation in various fields.
MOSCOW, September 26 – RIA Novosti. Vladimir Putin discussed the development of relations between the countries by telephone with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.
“Various aspects of the further development of Russian-Serbian strategic partnership relations were discussed, including in the energy, oil and gas industries, transport and healthcare,” the Kremlin press service reported.
Vucic also congratulated Putin on the successful holding of elections to the State Duma and expressed special gratitude for his assistance in extinguishing forest fires in Serbia.

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