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 05/11/2018 | Statements of Government
Call on media, journalists to work professionally and ethically
Belgrade, 5 Nov 2018 – The Coordination Group for Media Relations of the Serbian government and the Team for Dialogue, composed of representatives of journalists and media associations, called on the media and journalists today to adhere to the Code of Journalists of Serbia and to report professionally and ethically, in accordance with public interest. | more »
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 04/11/2018 | Prime Minister's Activities
Brnabic to address Web Summit in Lisbon
Belgrade, 4 Nov 2018 – Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will take part in a Web Summit in Lisbon on 6 November, which, according to Forbes, is the world's best technology conference. | more »
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 02/11/2018 | Statements of Government
Completion of construction of bypass around Belgrade one of priorities of the government
Belgrade, 2 Nov 2018 – The government of the Republic of Serbia adopted at today's session the Bill confirming the Contract on the state concession loan for the project of construction of the bypass around Belgrade on the E70/E75 motorway, sections: bridge over the Sava River near Ostruznica-Bubanj Potok, between the government of Serbia as a borrower and Chinese Export-Import bank, as a lender. | more »
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01/11/2018 | Deputy Prime Ministers' Activities
UN Security Council session on Kosovo scheduled for 14 November
Belgrade, 1 Nov 2018 – First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said today that the next session of the UN Security Council at which the report on the situation in Kosovo-Metohija will be discussed will be held on 14 November. | more »
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01/11/2018 | Prime Minister's Activities
Making Belgrade-Pristina dialogue possible without “red lines”
Belgrade/Oxford, 1 Nov 2018 – Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that Belgrade is ready for a compromise with Pristina, but that that compromise is still very far away at this moment and underlined that no third party should be talking about “red lines” before hearing a possible agreement of the two sides. | more »
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