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Austerity measures in citizens' best interest
Belgrade,
2 May 2014
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that first proposed austerity measures will not solve the economic problems in an epochal way, but added that respect for the citizens and responsible attitude towards the state money has been thereby shown.
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rts.rs
Vucic said in an interview with Radio Television Serbia (RTS) that the Serbian government at its session yesterday decided that ministries, special organisations and public agencies have their working hours starting at 7.30.
He also pointed out that the government passed a decree on the use of official vehicles owned by the Republic of Serbia, which are used by the state administration, other state bodies and public agencies.
The Prime Minister explained that the regulation stipulates that only a minimum number of state officials are entitiled to an official vehicle.
Vucic said that the above measures show a responsible approach to state money.
He pointed out that it is necessary to pass the laws to create a healthy economy and stimulate the private sector.
Serbia has to compete with neighboring countries that allocate significant resources to attract investors, he said.
He also pointed out that the government passed a decree on the use of official vehicles owned by the Republic of Serbia, which are used by the state administration, other state bodies and public agencies.
The Prime Minister explained that the regulation stipulates that only a minimum number of state officials are entitiled to an official vehicle.
Vucic said that the above measures show a responsible approach to state money.
He pointed out that it is necessary to pass the laws to create a healthy economy and stimulate the private sector.
Serbia has to compete with neighboring countries that allocate significant resources to attract investors, he said.
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