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B92 (26 January 2017)

The Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of health between the Ministry of Health of Serbia and the Ministry of Health of Belarus should deepen cooperation in the fields of health, transport, medicines, education and science and the provision of health care to citizens Serbia and Belarus, the Serbian government has announced.

The Agreement between the government of the Republic of Serbia and the government of the Republic of Belarus on cooperation in the field of tourism will contribute to the creation of special programs for tourists from Belarus. 
The Belarus tour operators will attend the Tourism Fair in Belgrade, while arrangements for liberalization of visa regime are planned. 
The Action Plan for the promotion of cooperation between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Belarus for the period 2017-2018, which was signed in Minsk, should promote trade and economic cooperation, cooperation in the fields of industry, science and technology, agriculture, natural resource use, petrochemical, health, sports and tourism, higher education, cooperation between the regions, cooperation in other areas, as well as cooperation on a commercial basis. 
The program of cooperation in the fields of physical culture and sports between the Ministry of Youth and Sport of the Republic of Serbia and the Ministry of Sport and Tourism of the Republic of Belarus for 2017-2018 should improve cooperation, and includes a calendar of specific sports events and competitions, which will later this year and in 2018 be organised in Serbia and Belarus, and where the expected participation of athletes and teams of both sides. 
The Agreement between the government of the Republic of Serbia and the government of the Republic of Belarus on military-technical cooperation creates a legal basis for military-technical cooperation between the two countries. 
Serbian towns of Smederevo, Valjevo and Sremska Mitrovica signed agreements on cooperation with the Belarus towns Zlobin, Maladzyechna and Polotsk.

SOURCE: SRBIJA.GOV.RS

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