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Mexico and Serbia have maintained formal diplomatic relations that had first been established by Mexico and SFR Yugoslavia on May 24, 1946. Mexico has an embassy in Belgrade.[1] Serbia has an embassy in Mexico City.[2] Relations between the two countries are solid.[3] Treaties between Mexico and Yugoslavia are now being carried forward to treaties between Mexico and Serbia.[3]
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Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić visited Mexico on 15/16 April 2008, where he gained assurance that Mexico was against recognition of the unilateral independence of Kosovo.[4]
Agreements between Mexico and the Federative Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia are being carried forward into agreements between Mexico and Serbia. On May 5, 2002, Mexico and Yugoslavia signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the Foreign Affairs departments.[3] Other agreements include a trade agreement (1950)[5][6], an agreement on cultural exchange (1965)[7][8] and an agreement on information exchange (1975) covering the press, radio, TV, books, papers and other media.[9][10]
Serbian exports to Mexico in 2007 were worth 1.2 million euros and imports 10.59 million euros.[11]
One of the most popular coaches of the national team of Mexico was Serbian Bora Milutinović who led the team to the World Cup.
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