Geography of Vojvodina

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Sunday new strategic dialogue had been opened with Hungary and that he expected the two countries to set up a council on strategic cooperation.

A visit to Donji Tovarnik and a conversation with representatives of the hunting association "Donji Tovarnik", the women's association "Sunev cvet" - Donji Tovarnik, as well as a tour of the mini zoo are planned.
In Stara Pazova, Vui visits the production plant of the company "Stamevski - My Candy", which is followed by a visit to Indjija and the "Plastik Gogi" factory.

STARA PAZOVA - Red Star Belgrade legend Dragan Dzajic was unanimously elected new Football Association of Serbia (FSS) president on Tuesday.

At an FSS Assembly meeting in Stara Pazova near Belgrade, Dzajic was the sole candidate for the post after former Serbia international Nemanja Vidic withdrew his candidacy on Monday.

Ukraine's deepening of a canal in the Danube Delta to boost exports is fuelling political tensions in Romania.

NOVI SAD - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced on Thursday Japan's Nidec Corp would open a factory in Novi Sad in May.

Vucic was speaking to reporters after the opening of a Continental Automotive Serbia factory at Kac, near Novi Sad.

NOVI SAD - A second Continental Automotive Serbia factory opened at Kac, near Novi Sad, on Thursday.

Worth around 140 mln euros, the 30,000 sq m megafactory will be one of Continental's largest production plants in the world.

NOVI SAD - The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad on Friday requested custody for three people suspected of calling for a violent overthrowing of authorities.

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Goran Vesic met with Hungarian counterpart Janos Lazar in Belgrade on Tuesday.

Vesic said a high-speed rail line between Belgrade and Budapest would be completed by 2025 and that it had been agreed that trains would not have to stop at the border.

President Vui said that the Chinese workers were urged to increase the dynamics and used the opportunity to remind the public that the last railway in Serbia was built in 1976.

Members of the SBPOK and Police Administration in Novi Sad, in cooperation with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, arrested members of the criminal group due suspicion that they committed extortion crime.