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Belgrade, 14 January 2005Government aware of responsibility to citizens and international community
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Belgrade, 14 January 2005Computers presented to Zvezdara secondary medical school
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Helsinki/Belgrade, 13 January 2005
WHO endorses regional project for mental health
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Belgrade, 12 January 2005
Serbian government strives to ease tensions in south of Serbia
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Belgrade, 11 January 2005Charity reception to collect aid for Kosovo Serbs held
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Belgrade, 11 January 2005
Minister Parivodic offers condolences at Sri Lanka Embassy
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Belgrade/Vienna, 11 January 2005Privatisation, economic restructuring, tax relief as greatest challenges for Serbia
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Belgrade, 11 January 2005
Parivodic signs book of condolences at Swedish Embassy
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Belgrade, 10 January 2005
Serbian government sends humanitarian aid for tsunami victims
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Belgrade, 6 January 2005Deputy Prime Minister Labus sends Christmas greeting
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Belgrade, 6 January 2005
New Year’s presents for patients at Centre for Children’s Pulmonary Diseases delivered
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Belgrade, 4 January 2005VAT brings down 80 percent of prices
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Belgrade, 4 January 2005Metro Cash&Carry opens first store in Belgrade
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Belgrade, 29 December 2004
Six incubators delivered to Neonatology Institute
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Belgrade, 28 December 2004
Conference on strategic partnership with Greece to be held in Athens in February
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Belgrade, 23 December 2004Kostunica opens section of Belgrade ring road
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Belgrade, 21 December 2004
Serbia, EU to initial quota-free textile export deal
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Belgrade, 21 December 2004Textile agreement with EU will have political significance
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Belgrade, 21 December 2004
Austrian Development Agency sets aside €250,000 for Srbijasume
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Belgrade, 21 December 2004
Structural changes are priority of next year’s economic policy