Miroslav Tomic

BELGRADE - Serbian national Miroslav Tomic, employed at German engineering group Ferrostaal, has been freed in Libya on Wednesday, the foreign ministry cited the Serbian Embassy in Tripoli as saying after having received the confirmation.

BELGRADE - Secretary General at the Serbian Foreign Ministry Veljko Odalovic said Wednesday that he believed that the information about the freeing of a Serbian national kidnapped in Libya was true, but it had not been confirmed officially yet.
    

BELGRADE - A Serbian national was kidnapped in Libya on Saturday, the Serbian Foreign Ministry told Tanjug on Tuesday.

The kidnapping of Miroslav Tomic (36) occurred at a site 120 km from the border with Egypt, the ministry said.

Serbian national Miroslav Tomic, who was abducted in Libya on Sunday, "has been freed and taken to a safe place."

Martin Wiechers from German engineering group Ferrostaal, which employs Tomic, told Tanjug on Tuesday.

Serbian citizen Miroslav Tomic was kidnapped in Libya last Saturday, a Belgrade-based newspaper is reporting on Tuesday.

The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed the news for the Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti.

BECICI – An annual Southeast Europe (SEE) summit of finance ministers and central bank governors, which will discuss financial future of the region, will start in Becici, a coastal tourist resort in Montenegro, on Friday.