Slavko Kruljevic

Among distinguished guests was Ambassador of Serbia and Montenegro, Dr. Ivan Vujacic and Slavko Kruljevic, Minister Plenipotentiary, Deputy Permanent Representative of Serbia and Montenegro to the United Nations.
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Above: Slavko Kruljevic, Minister Plenipotentiary, Deputy Permanent Representative of Serbia and Montenegro to the United Nations.

Above: Group Photo of the unforgettable evening at Columbia University.

Deputy ambassador Slavko Kruljevic welcomed Montenegro's admission.

After Wednesday's vote, Serbia's acting ambassador Slavko Kruljevic welcomed Montenegro's admission.

"I would like to emphasize that the Republic of Serbia, having spent almost a century in a common state with the Republic of Montenegro, shall seek to develop the closest and most friendly bilateral relations," he assured U.N. member states.

After Wednesday's vote, Serbia's acting ambassador Slavko Kruljevic welcomed Montenegro's admission.

"I would like to emphasize that the Republic of Serbia, having spent almost a century in a common state with the Republic of Montenegro shall seek to develop the closest and most friendly bilateral relations," he assured U.N. member states.

Ambassador Slavko Kruljevic acknowledged the end of an 88-year union.

"I would emphasize that the Republic of Serbia, having spent almost a century in common state with the republic of Montenegro, shall seek to develop the closest and most friendly bilateral relations," he said.

After Wednesday's vote, Serbia's acting ambassador Slavko Kruljevic welcomed Montenegro's admission.

"I would like to emphasize that the Republic of Serbia, having spent almost a century in a common state with the Republic of Montenegro, shall seek to develop the closest and most friendly bilateral relations," he assured U.N. member states.
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After Wednesday's vote, Serbia's acting ambassador Slavko Kruljevic welcomed Montenegro's admission.

"I would like to emphasize that the Republic of Serbia, having spent almost a century in a common state with the Republic of Montenegro, shall seek to develop the closest and most friendly bilateral relations," he assured U.N. member states.

Meanwhile, Slavko Kruljevic, Deputy Permanent Representative of Serbia, said he was pleased to see a country, with which Serbia had friendly and close ties, becoming a member of the United Nations, and promised Serbia would seek friendly bilateral relations with Montenegro.

After Wednesday's vote, Serbia's acting ambassador Slavko Kruljevic welcomed Montenegro's admission.

"I would like to emphasize that the Republic of Serbia, having spent almost a century in a common state with the Republic of Montenegro, shall seek to develop the closest and most friendly bilateral relations," he assured U.N. member states.