Embassy of Ukraine, Belgrade

Embassy of Ukraine, Belgrade
The Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Serbia is a diplomatic mission of Ukraine in Serbia, located in the capital city Belgrade.
The task of the embassy
The main task of the Embassy of Ukraine in Belgrade is to represent the interests of Ukraine, promote the development of political, economic, cultural, scientific and other ties, as well as protect the rights and interests of citizens and legal entities of Ukraine located in Serbia.
The embassy promotes the development of interstate relations between Ukraine and Serbia at all levels to ensure the harmonious development of mutual relations and cooperation on issues of mutual interest. The embassy also performs consular functions.
In July 2020, the embassy responded to protests in Serbia on Ukrainian political matters and asking it not to interfere in Ukrainian internal affairs.
In Dec 2020, the embassy inquired into a seized shipment of Bronze Age, Byzantine period, Middle Ages, and artefacts of ancient Slavs and Celts crossing from Ukraine Serbia.
History of diplomatic relations
The first Ambassador of Ukraine to Yugoslavia in August 1996 was Vadym Prymachenko, who was General Counsel of Ukraine to Yugoslavia from 1993 till 1995 and Charge de Affairs of Ukraine from 1995 till August 1996.
Diplomatic relations at the embassy level between Ukraine and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) were established on 15 April 1994. In 1995, the first Embassy of Ukraine in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was inaugurated. The embassy was located at Belgrade, Josyp Slovenskeho Street. Subsequently, the Embassy moved to new premises at Belgrade, Oslobodjenje Boulevard 87. On 1 December 2009, the Government of Ukraine purchased a new building for the Embassy of Ukraine in Belgrade at Paje Adamova Street 4.
Bilateral agreements
Up to 2018 Ukrainian-Serbian has developed 73 bilateral documents, including 4 interstate, 18 intergovernmental, 23 interministerial, 6 regional agreements, 10 memoranda and 12 protocols. Four signed agreements wait for ratification.
Ambassadors
Vadym Prymachenko, 1993-1996
Volodymyr Furkalo, 1998-2001
Anatoliy Shostak, 2001-2003
Ruslan Demchenko, 2003-2005
Anatoliy Oliynik, 2005-2009
Victor Nedopas, 2009-2015
Oleksandr Aleksandrovych, 2015-2021
Tolkach Volodymyr, from December 13, 2021
Trade and economic cooperation between Ukraine and Serbia
According to the State Statistics Service of Ukraine data, bilateral trade in goods and services between Ukraine and the Republic of Serbia totalled 245 million USD.
· export of goods totalled 107,8 million USD;
· import of goods totalled 124,8 million USD;
· export of services totalled 9,9 million USD;
· import of services totaled 3,3 million USD;
According to the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, as of 31 December 2019, the volume of Serbian investments in the Ukrainian economy amounted to 33.2 million dollars. USD, which is 0.6 million less than the previous year.
According to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Serbia, about one thousand business entities cooperate with Ukraine.
According to the Agency for Registration of Business Entities, in 2020, 152 business entities were registered in Serbia, the majority owners of Ukraine or Ukrainian legal entities, most of which are engaged in retail trade and trade in auto parts, processing industry.
See also
Serbia-Ukraine relations
List of diplomatic missions in Serbia
Foreign relations of Serbia
Foreign relations of Ukraine
References
Serbia–Ukraine relations
Buildings and structures in Belgrade
Belgrade
Ukraine
1995 establishments in Serbia