Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Belgrade on Monday for a visit of six Eastern European countries. Vucic reminded that Serbia is the only non-EU country that Abe choose to visit during the tour. During this two-day visit, the delegations will meet with the businesspeople from the two countries, and Minister for European Integration Joksimovic and Japanese Ambassador Maruyama will sign a note on Japan’s overseas cooperation volunteer program.
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