Promotion of 2015 European PROGRES calendar and art contest award ceremony will take place on Tuesday, 23 December 2014, in Cultural Centre in Blace, at 12:30. Painter Ena Popovic and Manager of European PROGRES Graeme Tyndall will present awards to high school students whose works were ranked highest.
Seven new houses in Obrenovac, Krupanj and Paraćin have been constructed so far, while 331 flood affected homes have been renovated in Obrenovac, Krupanj, Šabac, Bajina Bašta, Šid, Loznica, Smederevska Palanka, Velika Plana, Čačak, Ub and Koceljeva.
The European Union has imposed substantial additional sanctions on investment, services and trade with Crimea and Sevastopol. From 20 December, investment in Crimea or Sevastopol is outlawed. Europeans and EU-based companies may no more buy real estate or entities in Crimea, finance Crimean companies or supply related services, the EU Council said in a statement.
EU High Representative for Foreign and Security policy Federica Mogherini hailed “an historical turning point” in US-Cuba relations. On December…
Next year, exhibition “Portraits and Memories of the Jewish Community in Serbia before the Holocaust” within the project funded by EU Delegation to Serbia, will be on display in various cities, as a part of culture of remembrance, with a primary aim to introduce these events to young people, elementary school final year pupils and high school students, and engage them in a discussion within workshops organised specifically for that occasion.
In Pancevo, the foundation stone has been laid for a 20-apartment building, funded by EU Delegation to Serbia and aimed at refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs). A ceremony marking the beginning of construction works was participated in by Head of the EU Delegation Michael Davenport, representative of Danish Refugee Council Marina Cremonese and Mayor of Pancevo Pavle Radanov.
The year 2015 will be challenging for both the EU and Serbia in economic terms, but EU remains main Serbia’s trading partner and donnor. Through a new EU approach on economic governance in candidate countries, Serbia will get concrete policy advice, so 2015 will be a pilot year for this new process, the Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport said.
Seven applications for a total of EUR126.7 million in EU aid to help Italy, Greece, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Bulgaria cope with the aftermath of natural disasters in 2013 and 2014 have been approved by Parliament. Almost a half of the aid from the EU Solidarity Fund, EUR 60.2 million, will be provided to Serbia, the only non-EU applicant, as the Parliament endorsed European Commission’s proposal. Serbia was treated as any EU member.
The European Commission announced the final EUR 2-billion 2014 package of pre-accession assistance programmes to support reforms in countries that want to integrate into the European Union. Serbia will have total amount of EUR 115 million available for its reforms.
The European Commission announced the final EUR 2-billion 2014 package of pre-accession assistance programmes to support reforms in countries that want to integrate into the European Union. Serbia will have total amount of EUR 115 million available for its reforms.
