Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has extended an invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit Serbia. During a visit to the UAE to attend the World Climate Action Summit, Vucic expressed his hope to host PM Modi in Serbia soon. The President highlighted the strong relationship between India and Serbia, mentioning his visit to India and previous conversations with the Indian Prime Minister. He also noted the visits of the President and Vice President of India to Serbia, underscoring the positive development of the bilateral relationship.

In a separate event, President Droupadi Murmu emphasized the long-standing understanding of each other's core interests between India and Serbia. Speaking to the Indian diaspora in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, she highlighted the historical ties between the two nations, particularly within the context of the Non-Aligned Movement. The President expressed her anticipation for interactions with the Serbian leadership during her visit, acknowledging the crucial role played by the Indian community in fostering friendship and understanding between the two countries.

President Murmu also lauded Serbia as a valuable partner in India's sustainable development cooperation programs, emphasizing India's role as a first responder, a voice of the global south, and a responsible development partner. These aspects signify India's pursuit of becoming a leading power. The President expressed her gratitude to the friends of India in Serbia for their contribution to strengthening the bond between the two nations. With both the Serbian President and President Murmu underscoring the positive dynamics and shared understanding between India and Serbia, the future of the bilateral relationship appears promising.

The invitation from President Vucic to Prime Minister Modi further reinforces the desire to strengthen ties and promote greater cooperation. Both nations have the opportunity to build on their historical connections and explore new avenues for collaboration in various sectors, ranging from trade and investment to cultural exchanges and climate action. As Serbia continues to position itself as a valuable partner in India's sustainable development goals, it is likely that the relationship between the two countries will deepen and flourish in the years to come.