Slovenia’s National Assembly Speaker Zoran Stevanović completed a significant visit to Serbia, his first bilateral trip since assuming office in April. The primary focus of discussions centered on Slovenia’s ongoing support for Serbia’s efforts to join the European Union. While officially the agenda did not include specific details regarding EU accession, the visit is widely interpreted as a demonstration of Slovenian backing for Serbia’s candidacy. Media attention, however, highlighted the topics deliberately avoided during the meetings. Stevanović’s choice of Serbia for his inaugural foreign trip underscores the strategic importance Slovenia places on regional stability and its neighbor’s European integration. The visit signals continued diplomatic engagement between the two nations despite broader geopolitical challenges.