Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic touched down at Beijing Capital International Airport on Tuesday, becoming one of the first foreign leaders to arrive for China's Victory Day commemorations. The event, scheduled for Wednesday, marks a significant diplomatic gathering with dozens of global representatives expected to attend.
Vucic's visit underscores Serbia's deepening ties with the Chinese mainland, following recent infrastructure investments under the Belt and Road Initiative. Analysts suggest the trip could yield new agreements in technology and renewable energy sectors, offering potential opportunities for international investors eyeing Eurasian markets.
This year's commemorations gain particular attention as Asia continues to shape global economic and political narratives. The presence of European leaders like Vucic highlights China's growing role in fostering cross-continental partnerships amid shifting geopolitical landscapes.
