November 2, 2024.

Following the tragedy at the entrance to the railway station in Novi Sad, the Government of the Republic of Serbia has declared national mourning for the victims who have lost their lives. The Book of Condolence will be open for signing at our Embassy on the following dates:

18. Jun 2024.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Djuric today received the participants of the Pupin Fellowship program, which is attended by 15 international relations and political science students from Serbia and the United States every year.

30 January 2023

In separate meetings on Capitol Hill, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to the U.S.A., Marko Djuric, met with Congresswoman Veronica Escobar and Congressman Paul Gosar and discussed further strengthening of Serbian and American cooperation and current geopolitical situation in the region.

Ambassador Djuric conveyed to the Members of the U.S. Congress the position of our state leadership in light of the latest developments in the territory of Kosovo and Metohija, reiterating our commitment to the continuation of negotiations and finding a compromise solution.

Furthermore, he emphasized the active and constructive role of Serbia in establishing stability in the Western Balkans through encouraging development of concrete frameworks of cooperation and focus on creating new opportunities for economic progress of the whole region.

Djuric added that the U.S. support to the Open Balkan Initiative greatly contributes to the positive atmosphere of political dialogue and is a strong wind at the back of all parties involved, as well as additional motive to the American and European investors to increase their presence in our region.

At the end of the meeting, Ambassador Djuric invited Congresswoman Escobar and Congressman Gosar to join the U.S. Congressional Delegation to visit Serbia in the forthcoming period within the MECEA (Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange).