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Dacic begins working visit to Norway
Belgrade,
26 April 2017
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic is on his two-day visit to Norway, where he will meet with Minister of Foreign Affairs of that country Borge Brende and members of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence of the Parliament.
At the invitation of the management of the company "Telenor", Dacic will visit the headquarters of this company, which is one of the most important Norwegian companies and significant global players in the telecommunications sector, with a very significant share on the Serbian market.
He will in Oslo visit the thematic setting at the Technical Museum dedicated to the use of forced labour of prisoners during the Second World War, the SS camps in occupied Norway on building megalomaniac infrastructure projects of the Third Reich.
The prisoners from the eastern and southern Europe included a group of more than 4,200 persons from the former Yugoslavia, almost 90% of whom were ethnic Serb.
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the first Yugoslav internees in Norway in 1942, Dacic will lay a wreath at the monument erected in honour of the more than 3,500 prisoners killed in the cemetery Vestre Gravlund in Oslo.
The First Deputy Prime Minister will at the Museum hold a lecture on the position of Serbia in the current European turmoil for representatives of Norwegian institutions, civil society and the diplomatic corps.
He will in Oslo visit the thematic setting at the Technical Museum dedicated to the use of forced labour of prisoners during the Second World War, the SS camps in occupied Norway on building megalomaniac infrastructure projects of the Third Reich.
The prisoners from the eastern and southern Europe included a group of more than 4,200 persons from the former Yugoslavia, almost 90% of whom were ethnic Serb.
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the first Yugoslav internees in Norway in 1942, Dacic will lay a wreath at the monument erected in honour of the more than 3,500 prisoners killed in the cemetery Vestre Gravlund in Oslo.
The First Deputy Prime Minister will at the Museum hold a lecture on the position of Serbia in the current European turmoil for representatives of Norwegian institutions, civil society and the diplomatic corps.
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