Transparency in Parliament’s work and the communication with citizens are key for bringing the quality laws to adoption and implementing them, the “Broadcasting Parliament” conference was told. The conference was organised in cooperation with the Greek Parliament within the EU Twinning project “Strengthening capacities of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in the EU integration process”.
Romania has been among the countries most supportive of Serbia and Western Balkans’ EU accession, and this support is one of Romania’s top foreign policy priorities, the country’s Ambassador in Belgrade Daniel Banu said.
Austrian Embassy in Belgrade opened its doors to citizens who were served with coffee and pastries while they had an opportunity to talk to Ambassador Johannes Eigner and other diplomats.
Organised crime is a worldwide problem; to tackle it, strong international cooperation is required. In the Western Balkans, countries need to build the appropriate structures and experience to investigate and prosecute complex criminal groups in an international context.
On Thursday 12 June, the European Union Information Centre hosted the opening of the comic book exhibition entitled “Mine, Yours, Our Tomorrow”, created by young people from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Vršac, participants of the “OKO NAS” Centre for Cultural Action’s project.
The European Commission, on behalf of the European Union, on June 10 raised €500 million on the capital markets to fund the first loan tranche for Ukraine under the new Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA II) programme.
As in the EU, success of the reforms in Serbia hinges to a large extent on creating new jobs and a more dynamic labor market, said Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport addressing the closing conference of the EUR2 million EU-funded twinning project, aimed at improving employment policy in Serbia.
Within the Europe Day celebration and “Open Doors” manifestation, the Embassy of Finland to Serbia hosted students of Political Sciences Faculty, who talked to Ambassador and toured around the embassy building, constructed before World War II.
The joint Council of Europe/European Union 2.2 million euro worth Project against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Serbia (MOLI-Serbia), aimed at contributing democracy and the rule of law through the prevention and control of money laundering, terrorist financing and other forms of economic and financial crime in Serbia in accordance with European and other international standards, has come to the end of its implementation.
Dear Sir/Madam, The Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs and the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia are pleased to invite you to attend THE CLOSING CONFERENCE OF THE TWINNING PROJECT « Preparation of Serbian labour market institutions for European Employment Strategy ».
