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Hungarian President' s visit to Serbia called off

17. February 2011. | 06:45

Source: Tanjug

The visit of Hungarian President Pal Schmitt to Serbia, scheduled for Wednesday, February 16, has been called off for health reasons.

The visit of Hungarian President Pal Schmitt to Serbia, scheduled for Wednesday, February 16, has been called off for health reasons, President Smith's office has announced, quoted in a statement from the office of President Tadic.

The Hungarian president was to have talks with Serbia's top officials, including Tadic.

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