On the occasion of the event Open doors held in the French Embassy in Belgrade, the Ambassador Christine Moro said that Paris climate conference had been labelled “urgent” because human activities caused major climate change and increase in global temperature.
Open Doors events continued with Danish Embassy hosting students of Faculty of Political Sciences with the aim of opening a debate about the role of civil society and freedom of media.
On the occasion of 65 year of the signature of Schuman Declaration, within Open Doors activities, Finnish Embassy, with its Ambassador Peka Orpana, hosted some 20 students of Belgrade University.
Bulgarian Ambassador to Serbia Angel Dimitrov said today that he was certain Serbia would become part of European Union.
Italian Embassy opened its Doors for all those interested to learn more about European Union, First Secretary of Embassy Alessandro Neto told FoNet.
The process of entering the EU is a process that takes time and there is nothing quick about it, said Croatian Ambassador to Serbia Gordan Markotic during his meeting with Belgrade students on the occasion of Open Doors event at the Embassy.
Within Open Doors events, Embassy of Greece opened its doors for pupils of Mladost elementary school from Tomasevac, Zrenjanin, whereas in the afternoon the Embassy was visited by students of Neo Hellenic Studies of Faculty of Philology in Belgrade.
Sweden attaches great strategic importance to Serbian EU membership, because it is the key country in this part of Europe, said today Ambassador of Sweden to Serbia Christer Asp during his meeting with students, on the occasion of Open Doors day.
n the occasion of Europe Day and the promotion of European Union and its Member States, within “Europe Open” campaign, the Embassy of Sweden opens its doors on 19 May to students form Belgrade University. Some 20 students will spend two hours speaking to Ambassador Christer Asp with his Embassy colleagues.
