Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to visit Serbia in January, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov, who is staying in Belgrade, on Friday.
“We consider today’s negotiations as an important stage in the preparations for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Serbia which is planned to be held in January next year,” Borisov said at negotiations with Serbian First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic.
“We have a chance to objectively discuss key issues of Russian-Serbian cooperation in the energy sphere, transport, infrastructure, industry and the peaceful uses of atomic energy which may be included in the agenda of the presidents of the two countries,” Borisov said.
“We suggest paying special attention to a package of bilateral documents which could be signed during this visit,” Borisov said.