Ivica Dačić

Serbian politician and Prime Minister

Ivica Dačić - Leaders & Politicians born January 1st, 1966
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Born in 1966, served as the 95th Prime Minister of Serbia. Participated in various governmental roles over the years, including Minister of Foreign Affairs. Played a significant role in Serbian politics and shaped foreign policy through multiple diplomatic engagements. Engaged in significant coalition agreements and political negotiations within Serbia. Contributed to numerous discussions regarding Serbia's path towards European Union integration.

Served as Prime Minister of Serbia

Held the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs

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