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The Mayor of Novi Sad Milan Đurić and H.E. Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco Mohamed Amin Belhaj met in the City Hall in Novi Sad and on that occasion they discussed the past and future cooperation based on the traditionally good relations between Serbia and Morocco.

The interlocutors agreed that there is a good basis for expanding cooperation at the local level as well, emphasizing the areas of agriculture, culture and tourism as the most reliable for future potential fields of cooperation.

Milan Đurić, the Mayor of Novi Sad, met in the City Hall with H.E. Jozsef Zoltan Magyar, the Ambassador of Hungary to Serbia.

The newly constructed kindergarten of the Preschool Institution "Radosno detinjstvo" in Grbavica community, which is situated on the corner of Kolo srpskih sestara and Miše Dimitrijevića streets, was visited by Novi Sad's Mayor, Milan Đurić.

The Mayor of Novi Sad, Milan Đurić, addressed the media before the 49th Session of the City Assembly on the agenda which includes 41 items, of which 24 refer to the City's planning documents important for its further development.

Mayor Milan Đurić received H.E. Jaewoong Lee, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea in Serbia, at the City hall and wished him a wam welcome.

Milan Đurić, the Mayor of Novi Sad, met in the City Hall with H.E. Edward Ferguson, the Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Serbia. On his first official visit, the Mayor greeted him a warm welcome and emphasized that he hoped his stay in Novi Sad would be pleasant.

The official opening of the newly constructed "Novi Sad" Health Center in the Vidovdansko local community, located at Aleksandra Nevskog Street No. 9, has been attended by Novi Sad's Mayor, Milan Đurić.

The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to Serbia, H.E. Leyde Ernesto Rodríguez Hernández, was met by Novi Sad's Mayor, Milan Đurić, in the City Hall. He greeted him warmly and gave him a more thorough overview of how the City of Novi Sad's local self-government operates.

This year's February Award, the City's greatest accolade, was given to Borislava Perić Ranković, the world's best disabled table tennis player, by Novi Sad Mayor Milan Đurić during the Academy Ceremony in the Serbian National Theatre. The February Award is given in honor of February 1, the day Novi Sad was proclaimed a free royal city in 1748, and as a social recognition of the most significant acts and accomplishments of the City's residents that uphold the libertarian tradition of the community and the unity of all of its citizens.

Milan Đurić, the Mayor of Novi Sad, attended the Memorial of the 82nd anniversary of the Pogrom in Novi Sad Raid, which took place on the Victims' Quay close to the "Family" monument. The Chief Rabbi of Serbia, Isak Asiel, gave a sermon and a prayer memorial. He was followed by His Eminence the Bishop of Bačka, Dr. Irinej, who spoke on behalf of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Traditionally, the choirs of the Cathedral Church "St. George" and the Jewish community "Hashira" participated in both the prayer memorial and the sermon.