Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to London Aleksandra Joksimović participated in a gathering dedicated to the UK’s bilateral economic cooperation with Eurasian countries, organized by the Conservative Group of Eurasia Friends at the UK House of Commons on 14 January 2020. In addition to Lord Lilley, the sponsor of the event, the British side was attended by Minister of State for International Trade C. Burns, as well as members of the Conservative Friends of Eurasia B. Blackman, P. Scully, H. Grant and Sh. Bailey, as well as the Chairman of PGP with Serbia A. Bridgen. In addition to Ambassador Joksimovic, Ambassadors of Israel M. Regev, Georgia T. Beruchashvili, Kyrgyzstan E. Baisalov, Moldova A. Ponomariov, Uzbekistan S. Rustamov, as well as representatives of the embassies of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan spoke about the potential of the development of bilateral economic relations with the UK. The participants of the meeting sent a positive message on mutual readiness to strengthen friendly relations and to continue the development of economic cooperation after the Brexit.
Following the discussion, a promotion of the products of the countries participating in the event was organized, at which the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia presented the tourism potential of Serbia, as well as local wines and cured meats available at specialist markets in London.

David Landsman, President of the British-Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Paul Scully MP

Lord Peter Lilley and Beta Hopkins, hosted a round table about trade relations, Paul Scally and Deputy Chairman of Conservative Party

The Rt Hon Conor Burns MP, Minister of State for Trade Policy, Department for International Trade 

Presenting potentials of the Serbia-UK trade relations in House of Lords