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US Embassy to Serbia: Belgrade will take part at Biden's Summit for Democracy
Serbia is invited to the Summit for Democracy organised by US President Joseph Biden, the US embassy in Belgrade has said on Friday, despite earlier reports that Belgrade and Pristina were not on the list of invitees.
On the same day, the US ambassador Antony Godfrey confirmed Serbia would not be invited to Biden’s Summit for Democracy.
Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, who is in Paris to celebrate the 75th anniversary of UNESCO, has said on Friday it has been good news that Serbia is invited to the Summit, but that there is no reason for euphoria.
On the same day, the US ambassador Antony Godfrey confirmed Serbia would not be invited to Biden’s Summit for Democracy.
Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, who is in Paris to celebrate the 75th anniversary of UNESCO, has said on Friday it has been good news that Serbia is invited to the Summit, but that there is no reason for euphoria.
On the same day, the US ambassador Antony Godfrey confirmed Serbia would not be invited to Biden’s Summit for Democracy.
Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, who is in Paris to celebrate the 75th anniversary of UNESCO, has said on Friday it has been good news that Serbia is invited to the Summit, but that there is no reason for euphoria.
On the same day, the US ambassador Antony Godfrey confirmed Serbia would not be invited to Biden’s Summit for Democracy.
Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, who is in Paris to celebrate the 75th anniversary of UNESCO, has said on Friday it has been good news that Serbia is invited to the Summit, but that there is no reason for euphoria.
On the same day, the US ambassador Antony Godfrey confirmed Serbia would not be invited to Biden’s Summit for Democracy.
Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, who is in Paris to celebrate the 75th anniversary of UNESCO, has said on Friday it has been good news that Serbia is invited to the Summit, but that there is no reason for euphoria.
Serbia's Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, who is in Paris to celebrate the 75th anniversary of UNESCO, has said on Friday it has been good news that Serbia is invited to the Summit, but that there is no reason for euphoria.
"President Aleksandar Vucic will participate online. We have received an invitation, which speaks of its hypocrisy and meaningless criticism both at home and in the region," she said.
The Summit for Democracy will be held online on December 9 and 10. It will bring together more than 100 countries to stop the democratic decline and the erosion of human rights and freedoms worldwide.
Last week, the Politiko website reported that Serbia, Kosovo, and Bosnia Herzegovina were not among the 100 invited countries.
Montenegro, Albania and Northern Macedonia from the Western Balkans Six were on the list.
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