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Brnabic to attend Bled Strategic Forum
Belgrade,
2 September 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will take part in the Bled Strategic Forum on 3-4 September, which will gather high-level officials from the European Union, countries of the region and international organisations.
President and Prime Minister of Slovenia Borut Pahor and Miro Cerar respectively will host the gathering, which will deal with changes in the world and challenges that come with them, the EU's position in changing international circumstances, digital diplomacy, and human rights.
On 3 September, the Prime Minister of Serbia will hold talks with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Administration of Slovenia Boris Koprivnikar about the plans and activities of Slovenia in the field of digitization, as well as Slovenia's experience in introducing electronic government and best practices that Serbia could apply.
On 4 September, the Serbian Prime Minister will speak at the central event – Leader’s Panel. The main theme of this event will be how to preserve the values on which the modern world rests in the light of globalization, digitization and major political, economic and social changes.
Brnabic is also scheduled to meet with Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar, with whom she will discuss the cooperation between the two countries, the strengthening of economic ties in the region and the maintaining of political stability in the Western Balkans.
The Serbian Prime Minister will also hold separate bilateral meetings with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia Brian Hoyt Yee, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina Valentin Inzko, French Minister of European Affairs Nathalie Loiseau and European Parliament Member Tanja Fajon.
On 3 September, the Prime Minister of Serbia will hold talks with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Administration of Slovenia Boris Koprivnikar about the plans and activities of Slovenia in the field of digitization, as well as Slovenia's experience in introducing electronic government and best practices that Serbia could apply.
On 4 September, the Serbian Prime Minister will speak at the central event – Leader’s Panel. The main theme of this event will be how to preserve the values on which the modern world rests in the light of globalization, digitization and major political, economic and social changes.
Brnabic is also scheduled to meet with Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar, with whom she will discuss the cooperation between the two countries, the strengthening of economic ties in the region and the maintaining of political stability in the Western Balkans.
The Serbian Prime Minister will also hold separate bilateral meetings with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia Brian Hoyt Yee, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina Valentin Inzko, French Minister of European Affairs Nathalie Loiseau and European Parliament Member Tanja Fajon.
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