Serbian media

BELGRADE - Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar has said that, in the first 100 days, the government has delivered on most promises.

BACKO GRADISTE – Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Kori Udoviccki has said that the most important thing that was done in the government’s first 100 days in office is the setting up of institutional and organizational framework for the government to use public administration most effectively in the coming period.

BELGRADE - Director of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Belgrade Henri Bohnet qualified as encouraging the fact that the Serbian government has understood the need for reforms of important laws such as the Labour Law and is aware that there is no time to waste.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Government adopted on Thursday the Strategy for agriculture and rural development of Serbia for the period of the next ten years.

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Culture and Information Ivan Tasovac said Wednesday that the first adoption of a set of media bills in 11 years was providing for a timely, truthful, complete and unbiased information and withdrawal of the state from the media by the middle of 2015.

BELGRADE - An extraordinary session of the Serbian parliament, which will discuss, among other things, the Bill of privatization and a set of media laws - the Bills on public information and the media, on electronic media and on the public service media, has been scheduled for tomorrow, the parliament said in a release on Monday.

BELGRADE - The Serbian government adopted three draft laws on public media at its Sunday session and forwarded them to the parliament for debate and adoption on urgent procedure.

The government adopted the draft law on public information and the media, the draft law on electronic media and the draft law on public media services.

BELGRADE - Serbian Economy Minister Dusan Vujovic said Friday that the budget review will be presented to MPs by September 15 at the latest and adopted the same week.

BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic signed Thursday a book of condolence at the Dutch Embassy in Belgrade, expressing his deep sorrow over the death of 193 citizens of the Netherlands who lost their lives in a recent plane crash in the east of Ukraine.

BELGRADE – There are currently no delays at the border crossings to and from Serbia, the Serbian Interior Ministry said in a release Monday.

Wait times of up to three hours were reported over the weekend, the release said.

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