SERBIA-BELGRADE-CHINA-TIANJIN-DIRECT FLIGHT-LAUNCH

SERBIA-BELGRADE-CHINA-TIANJIN-DIRECT FLIGHT-LAUNCH

(221209) -- BELGRADE, Dec. 9, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic (L, Front) poses with others during a launch of the first direct flight between Serbia's Belgrade and China's Tianjin in Belgrade, Serbia, on Dec. 9, 2022. The first direct flight between Serbia's Belgrade and north China's Tianjin city was launched on Friday, operated by Serbia's national carrier Air Serbia. (Photo by Predrag Milosavljevic/Xinhua)

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