FM watched Đoković-Nadal final in Rome

Serbians across the country yesterday celebrated yet another victory achieved by Serbia's star tennis player, Novak Djokovic. He defeated world no. 1 Rafael Nadal for the fourth consecutive time this season - this time in the final of the Rome Masters. FM watched Djokovic-Nadal final in Rome Politicians were quick to send their congratulations, with both the prime minister and the president sending their messages. But Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic was lucky to watch the final late on Sunday in Rome. Jeremic is in the Italian capital for a UN conference dedicated to reforms of the Security Council. However, he also had a chance to see Djokovic clinch his 7th title of the season, and extend his unbeaten run since the start of the year to 37-0. "Nobody contributes as much as Novak Djokovic to Serbia's reputation abroad," Jeremic said in a statement for B92. "It's like a gift from above - some countries have oil and gas, others beautiful a coastline, we have Djokovic," concluded the minister. See more Rome photos Novak Djokovic (FoNet)

FM watched Đoković-Nadal final in Rome

Politicians were quick to send their congratulations, with both the prime minister and the president sending their messages.

But Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić was lucky to watch the final late on Sunday in Rome.

Jeremić is in the Italian capital for a UN conference dedicated to reforms of the Security Council.

However, he also had a chance to see Đoković clinch his 7th title of the season, and extend his unbeaten run since the start of the year to 37-0.

"Nobody contributes as much as Novak Đoković to Serbia's reputation abroad," Jeremić said in a statement for B92.

"It's like a gift from above - some countries have oil and gas, others beautiful a coastline, we have Đoković," concluded the minister.

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