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Udovicic: Privatization in sports is necessary
NOVI SAD - Serbia's Minister of Youth and Sports Vanja Udovicic said on Friday that it is necessary to engage in the changes and modernization of the sports system in Serbia.
We have set out to modernize all segments of the society, so it is necessary to modernize the sports system as well, Udovicic said in a public debate on privatization in sports, held in Novi Sad.
Gains at the closing bell for main stock index
The closing auctions helped the Greek stock markets benchmark index to post gains of almost 1 percent on Friday, as it registered a small weekly drop of 0.21 percent.
The Athens Exchange (ATHEX) general index closed at 1,327.87 points, adding 0.98 percent to Thursdays 1,314.99 points. The large-cap FTSE/ATHEX 25 expanded 1.05 percent to 428.65 points.
Mitrogoal back soon for Fulham, says Magath
Fulham could soon have Greece striker Costas Mitroglou back to assist in its Premier League relegation fight, manager Felix Magath said on Friday.
Mitroglou has featured just twice for the Londoners since joining from Olympiakos Piraeus for an undisclosed fee, which media reports put at 12 million pounds ($19.97 million), on transfer deadline day on January 31.
Highway at Vale of Tempe closed on Tuesday and Wednesday
The Vale of Tempe will closed on Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. as regular maintenance work is carried out on the wire netting protecting that stretch of the national highway from rockfalls.
Vehicles will not be allowed on the stretch of highway from the Gyrtoni junction to the Stomio intersection between those times.
Hospital drivers on strike through Monday; nurses to join on last day
Drivers working at Greeces public hospitals will be on strike through Monday in protest at a Health Ministry plan to transfer them to EKAB, the national ambulance and emergency care service, the union of hospital workers, POEDIN, said Friday.
All hospital workers will also stage a work stoppage from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday.
Borovcanin calls for jobs for young Serbs in KiM
PRILUZJE - The survival of Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) depends on the resolution of security issues, but also on the employment opportunities for young people, said Nenad Borovcanin, State Secretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports on Friday, addressing the young residents of Priluzje, a Serb-majority village in the municipality of Vucitrn, northeastern KiM.
New cabinet and its members still unknown
New cabinet and its members still unknown
BELGRADE -- Almost two weeks after Serbians voted in elections, "post-election silence" seems to be in place, with only some media speculation about the future government.
It is still unclear what kind of government the country will get, and who will be its members.