Ambassador: Mr. Li Guobang
Address: Augusta Cesarca 2V, Belgrade, Serbia
Tel: +38-111-2067909
Fax: +38-111-3066001
Email: chinaemb_yu@mfa.gov.cn

Population: 9.9 million (2006)
Religion: Orthodox Church
National Anthem: “Heil, Slav”
National Stone: Coral
Official Language: Serbo 

President: Boris Tadic came in at the election on June, 2004 and won a reappointment on February, 2008. 

Location: Situated in the north-central area of Balkan Peninsula, Serbia borders Romania on the northeast, Bulgaria on the east, Macedonia on the southeast, Albania on the south, Montenegro on the southwest, Bosnia-Herzegovina on the west and Croatia on the northwest. 

Capital: Belgrade lies in the core location of Balkan Peninsula. It stands in the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Because of its location as a portage point, it is the significant liaison between Europe and the Near East. The charming Sava River runs through its downtown and divides Belgrade into two parts. One is the antique old city zone, and the other is the modern city zone with high-rise buildings. 

Brief History: From 6th century to 7th century, some Slavs had immigrated to the Balkan Peninsula. After 9th century, a country Serbia was formed and joined the Yugoslavia after the World War One. After the World War Two, it became one of the six republic countries of the Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia. In 1990, the original Yugoslavia started to collapse, and then Serbia and Montenegro constituted the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in the next year. However, the latter Yugoslavia was renamed Serbia and Montenegro on February 4, 2003. The Republic of Montenegro declared independence on June 3, 2006, so the republic of Serbia claimed to inherit the subject of Serbia and Montenegro in the International Law.

 Please contact Embassy of Serbia in China if Serbians are in problems there.

 Related China Embassies in Europe: China Embassy in Slovak
                                                                China Embassy in Slovenia
                                                                China Embassy in Madrid, Spain