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Additional EU assistance for refugees in collective centres in Serbia
Belgrade,
21 January 2017
Minister for Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs Aleksandar Vulin said today that Serbia will not increase the capacity of reception centres that are the best on the migrant route, adding that Serbia is trying to help all and that the government will continue to behave the same way.
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tanjug.rs
Vulin and European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Emergency Management Christos Stylianides visited the Centre for accommodation of asylum seekers in Krnjaca.
Stylianides praised the Serbian government and announced that the EU will provide additional assistance worth €4 million to feed refugees in the reception centres in Serbia.
Vulin said that the Serbian government will continue to treat all migrants who are on its territory in the same manner.
All refugees will be able to be accommodated in our reception centres to receive medical and legal protection, as well as everything they need for normal functioning and life, said Vulin.
The Minister of Labour pointed out that Serbia remains committed to the policy of humanity as well as respect of international and domestic law.
Vulin expressed his gratitude to Stylianides, who came to Krnjaca to express solidarity and commitment of the EU to continue to provide assistance for as long as necessary.
Stylianides praised the Serbian government and announced that the EU will provide additional assistance worth €4 million to feed refugees in the reception centres in Serbia.
Vulin said that the Serbian government will continue to treat all migrants who are on its territory in the same manner.
All refugees will be able to be accommodated in our reception centres to receive medical and legal protection, as well as everything they need for normal functioning and life, said Vulin.
The Minister of Labour pointed out that Serbia remains committed to the policy of humanity as well as respect of international and domestic law.
Vulin expressed his gratitude to Stylianides, who came to Krnjaca to express solidarity and commitment of the EU to continue to provide assistance for as long as necessary.
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