Serbia values US strategic dialogue as key achievement

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić stated that Serbia deeply values its friendship with Israel and its strategic relationship with the United States. She spoke at the opening of a conference organized by the Serbian-American Friendship Congress.

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Serbia deeply values its friendship and partnership with Israel. We also greatly appreciate our strategic relationship with the U.S.

Brnabić described the upcoming strategic dialogue between the U.S. and Serbia as one of the most significant achievements in recent decades. "I am glad that we are meeting just a few days before the start of the strategic dialogue between the U.S. and Serbia, which means a lot to us and is one of the most important achievements we have had in the last few decades," she said.

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I am glad that we are meeting just a few days before the start of the strategic dialogue between the U.S. and Serbia, which means a lot to us and is one of the most important achievements we have had in the last few decades.

The conference, titled "Partners in a Changing World: Central and Eastern Europe, America, Israel, and the New Middle East," takes place amid a rapidly shifting international environment. Brnabić observed that long-standing assumptions are being questioned, new geopolitical realities are emerging, and uncertainty has become a defining characteristic of international relations.

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Our meeting is taking place at a time when the international environment is changing much faster than many of us could have imagined just a few years ago.

She further elaborated on the nature of reliable partnerships, stating that they are not formed overnight but are patiently built over years and decades through dialogue, consistency, mutual respect, and trust. These partnerships, she added, ensure that even in difficult times, partners remain engaged constructively with each other.

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Long-standing assumptions are being questioned, new geopolitical realities are emerging, and uncertainty has become a fundamental characteristic of international relations.