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Maldives, Serbia to Sign Key Agreements

Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid embarked on an official visit to Belgrade, Serbia from May 8-10 to strengthen bilateral ties. He engaged in discussions with First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić. Five key agreements were signed: visa abolition for diplomatic passport holders, trade and investment cooperation, air services, diplomatic education MoU, and sports MoU. This was Shahid's second visit to Serbia; the first was in November 2022, which resulted in a MoU on Bilateral Political Consultations.

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Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid embarked on an official visit to Belgrade, Serbia from May 8-10 to strengthen bilateral ties. He engaged in discussions with First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić. Five key agreements were signed: visa abolition for diplomatic passport holders, trade and investment cooperation, air services, diplomatic education MoU, and sports MoU. This was Shahid's second visit to Serbia; the first was in November 2022, which resulted in a MoU on Bilateral Political Consultations.

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