Примери коришћења Intensive political на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The two countries hold an intensive political dialogue.
That wars are waged in the name of humanity is not a contradiction of this simple truth;quite the contrary, it has an especially intensive political meaning.
Moving to Belgrade in 1919 was the beginning of intensive political and diplomatic engagement of Andrić, which lasted until 1941.
The officials expressed their satisfaction with the traditionally friendly relations between the two countries and the intensive political dialogue at the highest level.
President Lukashenko pointed out that the two countries have intensive political dialogue and economic cooperation, adding that Serbia remains the key economic partner of Belarus in the Balkans.
In today's meeting, both sides estimated that the bilateral relations were at a high level, stable and comprehensive in scope,and characterized by an intensive political dialogue.
President Lukashenko pointed out that the two countries have intensive political dialogue and economic cooperation, adding that Serbia remains the key economic partner of Belarus in the Balkans.
In a cordial meeting, it was concluded that there was a mutual willingness to further improve the traditionally friendly relations between the two countries and continue the intensive political dialogue.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras expressed expectations that the upcoming visit to Belgrade would not only bring an intensive political dialogue, but also give a fresh impetus to the already well-developed economic cooperation between the two countries.
We are interested in pursuing a regular and intensive political dialogue with the regional states, respecting their growing political leverage on the international level and their economic potential, in the framework of which we attach particular importance to establishing regular contacts at the inter-parliamentary level.
Central-European Initiative(CEI) was established as the result of the‘'quadrilateral cooperation'', which was initiated in 1989 by Italy, Austria, Yugoslavia and Hungary,with a view to speeding up Yugoslav and Hungarian EU integration through intensive political and economic cooperation with the developed partners from the neighbourhood.
The Coordination Body will continue taking intensive political and economic activities in South Serbia," said Mr. Ljajic, who, along with members of the delegation, visited the"Bujic" police and gendarmerie post and the"Sevadske livade" Army base.
Larger fontnormal font- Smaller fontFirst Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic had talks today with the Minister of National Defence of the Hellenic Republic, Panos Kammenos, who is on an official visit to Serbia,from 24-25 May 2017. Minister Dacic expressed his particular satisfaction at the realization of this visit as an additional indicator of the ongoing intensive political dialogue, at the highest and high levels.
President Vučić said it results from the intensive political dialogue at the high level along with the expectation that Serbia will soon host yet another high Russian official so that we can jointly mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade.
Larger fontnormal font- Smaller fontFirst Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic met today in Belgrade with Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto. In the talks, the officials acknowledged the upward trend in the relations between Serbia and Hungary,as well as the fact that both countries were committed to further intensive political dialogue and cooperation in all areas of mutual interest.
President Vučić said it results from the intensive political dialogue at the high level along with the expectation that Serbia will soon host yet another high Russian official so that we can jointly mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade.
Larger fontnormal font- Smaller fontFirst Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic received today a courtesy call by the Ambassador of Hungary in Belgrade Attila Pintér. In today 's meeting both sides assessed that the relations between the Republic of Serbia and Hungary had reached an enviable level, andthat the two countries were committed to maintaining an intensive political dialogue and cooperation in all areas of mutual interest.
An intensive political dialogue maintained between our two countries' senior officials gives a further impetus to our generally well-developed relations", Minister Dacic said, adding that there were no open issues in cooperation between the two countries:"We appreciate the Slovakian principled position concerning non-recognition of the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo.
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic met today with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Peter Szijjarto, who is on his first official visit to Belgrade. On that occasion, both sides assessed that the relations between Serbia and Hungary reached the highest level so far, andthat the two countries were determined to continue their intensive political dialogue and successful cooperation in all areas of common interest.
An intensive political dialogue maintained between our two countries' senior officials gives a further impetus to our generally well-developed relations", Minister Dacic said, adding that there were no open issues in cooperation between the two countries:"We appreciate the Slovakian principled position concerning non-recognition of the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo.
The intensive political contacts at the level of president, prime minister, ministers and parliament members contribute to this, as do the continuous advancements of trade, economic and cultural cooperation and the Serbian and Macedonian minorities in the two countries”, said MP Aleksandar Cotric in Tetovo on 9 February, addressing the participants of the celebration of the National Day of the Serbian community in the Republic of Macedonia.
The intensive political contacts at the level of president, prime minister, ministers and parliament members contribute to this, as do the continuous advancements of trade, economic and cultural cooperation and the Serbian and Macedonian minorities in the two countries”, said MP Aleksandar Cotric in Tetovo on 9 February, addressing the participants of the celebration of the National Day of the Serbian community in the Republic of Macedonia.
The quality of our relations is largely determined by the regula and intensive high-level political dialogue, confirming the advanced level of mutual understanding. Minister Dacic especially underlined the good economic relations, stating that trade in 2014 amounted to EUR 3.183 billion, and noted that Germany was among the leading investors in Serbia and the greatest development aid donor.