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Serbia sends aid to flood-stricken Macedonia, Albania
Belgrade,
8 February 2015
The government of Serbia decided in its meeting today to send financial aid of €50,000 each to flood-stricken Macedonia and Albania.
The decision to send one-off financial aid to the neighboring countries affected by disastrous floods was made at the suggestion of the Prime Minister.
The Serbian government adopted a programme for the use of the budgetary funds for the treatment of diseases, conditions and injuries that cannot be successfully treated in our country and will allocate RSD 875.75 million for this purpose.
The government decided that the special awards for top artists are reduced by 10%, in accordance with the austerity measures implemented by the government of Serbia.
The Serbian government adopted a programme for the use of the budgetary funds for the treatment of diseases, conditions and injuries that cannot be successfully treated in our country and will allocate RSD 875.75 million for this purpose.
The government decided that the special awards for top artists are reduced by 10%, in accordance with the austerity measures implemented by the government of Serbia.
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