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EU will continue to assist Serbia in solving migrant crisis
Belgrade,
15 July 2016
Minister for Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs Aleksandar Vulin met today with Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport to discuss the current situation in the country in connection with the migration crisis.
Author:
minrzs.gov.rs
They also discussed the improvement of the position of migrants in detention centers, as well as the situation on the Serbian border crossings.
Davenport praised the attitude of the government of Serbia towards migrants, and stressed that the Union will continue to financially support Serbia in resolving the problems relative to the migrant crisis.
Davenport praised the attitude of the government of Serbia towards migrants, and stressed that the Union will continue to financially support Serbia in resolving the problems relative to the migrant crisis.
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