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CEREMONY OF THE PRESENTATION OF THE LETTERS OF CREDENCE TO H.E. EMMANUEL MACRON PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC |
On Friday, April 12th, 2019 Her Excellency Ambassador Nataša Marić presented the Letters of Credence to His Excellency the French President Emmanuel Macron during the official ceremony at the Palais de l'Elysée for the bilateral ambassadors. The Defense Attaché, Colonel Miroslav Nikolić also attended the ceremony.
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CEREMONY OF PRESENTATION OF LETTERS OF CREDENCE TO HSH THE SOVEREIGN OF MONACO PRINCE ALBERT II |
On Tuesday January 21st 2020, Her Excellency Ambassador Nataša Marić presented the credentials to HSH the Sovereign of Monaco Prince Albert II.The solemn ceremony was also attended by Mr. Laurent Anselmi, Counselor of Government-Minister for External Relations and Cooperation of the Principality of Monaco and Mr. Goran Đoković, Honorary Consul of Serbia.
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LE FIGARO - "DO THE FRENCH REALLY KNOW ABOUT SERBIA?" |
On the 15th of July, on the occasion of the official visit of the President of the French Republic, Mr. Emmanuel MACRON to Serbia, Le Figaro published the author's text written by Her Excellency Ambassador Nataša MARIĆ entitled "Do the French really know about Serbia?"
The article is available on the following link:
http://premium.lefigaro.fr/vox/monde/les-francais-connaissent-ils-vraiment-la-serbie-20190715 |
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LE FIGARO: AMBASSADOR MARIĆ ON SERBIA'S MEMBERSHIP IN FRANCOPHONY |
The oldest and the largest French daily, Le Figaro, published an article by Ambassador Natasa Maric about inherited Francophone values among Serbs and Serbia's aspirations to improve its status in Francophonie into full membership.
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180 YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND SERBIA |
On the occasion of celebration of 180 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between France and Serbia, Her Excellency Ambassador Natasa Maric organized a panel discussion on November 20th 2019. Panel discussion was attended by former French Minister, Senator and MP Jean-Pierre Chevènement, Professor Jean-Paul Bled, Foreign member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, historian Frédéric Le Moal, deputy editor of Figaro Magazine Jean-Christoph Buisson, former French Ambassador to Belgrade Frédéric Mondoloni and grandson of Marshal Franchet-d'Espérey, Mr. Christian Franchet d’Espérey.
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THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE HONORARY CONSULATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA IN NICE |
The Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Serbia in Nice, headed by Honorary Consul Philippe Mangeard, was inaugurated on Monday December 16. Her Excellency Ambassador Nataša Marić symbolically opened the consulate in the presence of many guests; apart from Her Excellency Ambassador Marić addressed the guests also Honorary Consul Mangeard, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia in charge of consular affairs, Vera Vukićević and Deputy Mayor of Nice , Bernard Asso.
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180 YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN FRENCH AND SERBIA IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY |
On the occasion of the 180th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Serbia and France, the National Assembly hosted a reception on December 11th, 2019, organized by Mrs. Zivka Park, MP of the Republic on the Move and President of the Parliamentary Friendship Group, with the presence of Secretary of State for European Affairs Mrs. Amelie de Montshalan and H.E. Ambassador of Serbia Mrs. Natasa Maric. |
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LAYING OF WREATH AND REVIVING OF FLAME CEREMONY AT THE ARC DE TRIOMPHE |
On Monday December 9th, the solemn ceremony of the flame revival at the Arc de Triomphe was held, at which H. E. the Ambassador Marić laid a wreath and revived The Flame at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, accompanied by the military band of the French Republican Guard.
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MARKING OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF STUDENT’S IN THE RESIDENCE OF THE AMBASSADOR IN PARIS |
On Saturday, December 7th, on the occasion of the International Student’s Day, the Organization of Serbian Students of France - OSSI FRANCE organized a cocktail at the Residence of the Ambassador of Serbia in France. Many of their French counterparts, as well as students from other parts of Europe and the world, responded to the invitation of our students studying in France.
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