George Papandreou (Greek Foreign Minister, also President of the European Union Council of Ministers)

Thank you, Zoran, for what you have done for Serbia and Montenegro. They killed you - but not your vision. Now it's up to us to keep the hope alive.
Farewell good friend.
Your,

Wolfgang Schuessel (Austrian Chancellor)

Remembering a courageous democrat,

Chris Patten (EU External Relations Commissioner)

I salute a courageous leader and a true democrat. We must work together to complete his work and to ensure a democratic Serbia can strengthen its lines with Europe.

Robin Cook (Leader in the British House of Commons and Former Foreign Minister)

We lost a friend - good bye.

Joschka Fischer (German Minister of Foreign Affairs)

You were devoted to democracy, the way of reforms and integration of your country into European structures. We will help your country to fulfill your vision!

Walter Schwimmer (Council of Europe Secretary-General)

I knew Zoran Djindjic in tough times and in good times - moments of triumph and times of tragedy. For me, he was first a friend. I saw him through the eyes of our family times together. He was above all else a true Serbian patriot in the very best sense. He had a vision for the future of Serbia and the Serbian people and never deviated from his determination to bring it about. He died for that vision. And I knew he was aware that death could be sudden and violent for him. I also know that it would never change his determination to move forward. I will miss him. I will his intellect, his wisdom, his energy and his smile. I also believe that his death will give renewed strength and courage to his friends and others who will work to bring a better life to Serbia and its people.

William Montgomery (US Ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro)

To a great man who led his country into a new world. The EBRD pays its tribute to his courageous reform program and to his foundation on which the people should continue.
God bless

Olivier Descamps (EBRD Regional Director)

I confess my deep shock and strong condemnations of this abominable act and offer my profound sympathies to PM family and the Government and people of Serbia.

Jose Cutileiro (UN Special Representative for Human Rights)

Dear Zoran, liebe Zoran, your legacy is the rule of law and democracy for Serbia. And I am confident that the Serb people know that and will honor that. Ich bin traurig.

Michael Steiner (Special Representative of the UN Secretary General)

The Finnish Government suffers with you and wishes to support Serbia in these difficult times.

Elizabeth Rehn (Special Envoy of Finnish Prime Minister)

On behalf of the Swedish Government and with deep condolences

Morgan Johansson (Swedish Minister of Public Health and Social Services)

I salute a courageous leader and politician. That your endeavor may prevail.

Jaap G. De Hoop Scheffer (Dutch Minister of the Foreign Affairs)

Zoran was unreplacable firend and partner in a common challenge to win - Europeanize the Balkans through bilateral and global initiatives. God bless his deed and let this mission be fulfilled by all of us together. Amen!

Fatos Nano (Albanian Prime Minister)

Shocked and saddened by the tragic death of the late Prime Minister, I would like to extend the most sincere condolences from the people of Japan to the people of Serbia.

Yoshiki Mine (Ambassador of Japan)

It is a great loss for Serbia and her people. He dedicated and sacrificed his life for the good of his country. Please convey on behalf of the President of Cyprus Tassos Papadopoulos, the Government of Cyprus, the people of Cyprus and myself sincere condolences to his wife and family. May he rest in peace.

Stavros Amvrosiou (Ambassador of Cyprus)

I would like to express my deepest regret for the tragic death of PM Djindjic. He was one of the main forces of the democratic reform of the country. We will miss him as a big supporter and a friend.

Cristoph Greussing (HVB Bank and Foreign Investors Council)

Young and old are here to salute you. The World Bank admires the depths of the economic reforms you have supported. And the World Bank will continue to support Serbia in this difficult period until the success is achieved.

Rory O'Sullivan (Head of World Bank Mission)

We are here to express our sympathy and solidarity with the Serbian people, citizens of Serbia, democratic forces of Serbia. We are here to break free with the past and make bridges of friendship for the future.

Ivica Racan (Croatian Prime Minister)

In this difficult moment when Serbia is tempted one more time because another leader has gone, we from Republika Srpska can only pray to God one more time with the words: "God, save Serbia and forgive him his sins to our undying friend Zoran."

Republika Srpska Delegation
Dragan Cavic, Dragan Kalinic, Dragan Mikerevic

On behalf of the Polish government, I express my deep sorrow for Serbia's huge loss, the tragic death of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. With his departure, Serbia has lost an extraordinary politician, a great reformer and courageous fighter for democratic change.

I express my condolences to the Serbian people, its government, and the family of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. He will remain in our best memories.

Slawomir Dabrowoi, Polish Deputy Foreign Minister

Only God is eternal, everything else has an end.

Mr. Prime Minister Zoran, we respected You and now we pray much. We are poor and now even poorer. Sad is the Islamic community in Serbia.

May The Everlasting give you peace in heaven?

On behalf of the Islamic community in Serbia
Belgrade Mufti Hamdija Jusuf Spahic Imam

Prime Minister Djindjic was a politician, who actively worked on establishing friendly relations between the two democratic and friendly states, Serbia and Slovenia. Not only me, but also the citizens of Slovenia are appalled by this hideous act of terrorism. We've lost a friend, we've lost a statesman, with whom we were searching for paths to build a new Europe. On behalf of Slovenia, on my personal behalf, I express my deepest condolences for the death of Prime Minister Djindjic.

Slovenian Ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro