According to Article 21, par. 1, item 9 of the Law on Protection of Competition (‘’Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia’’, no. 51/2009 and 95/2013, hereinafter: the Law), the Serbian competition authority has the competence to engage in international cooperation, in order to fulfil international obligations in the field of protection of competition and gather information on protection of competition in other countries.  While aspects of international enforcement cooperation may be shaped and detailed through (bilateral or multilateral/ regional) cooperation arrangements entered into by the Commission, the primary legal basis for doing so is the Law.  Another relevant legal basis for cooperation of the Serbian competition authority with foreign authorities are international agreements which include competition provisions and have been duly ratified by the Serbian Parliament and thus become part of the Serbian legislative framework. Examples of such agreements are the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, the Energy Community Treaty and the CEFTA agreement.