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Germany ready to support Serbian government in all important issues
Belgrade,
23 October 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today, during the talks with Minister of State at the German Federal Foreign Office Maria Bohmer, that Serbia is seriously committed to the questions of the rule of law and the fight against corruption, as well as to the reform of education, digitization and support to IT companies.
Maria Bohmer, left, and Ana Brnabic
Brnabic pointed out that the government achieved good results in the area of economic stability and public administration reform, and that it is determined at the same time to continue intensive work on the implementation of chapters 23 and 24.
She expressed the belief that the reform of education and work on digitization will lead to a reduction in unemployment, economic growth and prosperity of the country.
Bohmer stated that Germany is ready to support the government of Serbia in all important issues, especially regarding digitization, which is also one of the topics of the Berlin Process.
The two officials agreed that Germany is one of the largest trading partners of Serbia and that there are great chances for improving the economic cooperation of the two countries.
Brnabic and Bohmer agreed that investing in the education of workers and greater support to small and medium-sized enterprises is a good example that Serbia should take from Germany.
Bohmer praised the successful reconstruction of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade and the efforts of the Serbian government to place culture as one of its priorities.
One of the topics of the meeting was also the signing of an agreement in the field of culture between Serbia and Germany, as well as on the protection of military memorials.
She expressed the belief that the reform of education and work on digitization will lead to a reduction in unemployment, economic growth and prosperity of the country.
Bohmer stated that Germany is ready to support the government of Serbia in all important issues, especially regarding digitization, which is also one of the topics of the Berlin Process.
The two officials agreed that Germany is one of the largest trading partners of Serbia and that there are great chances for improving the economic cooperation of the two countries.
Brnabic and Bohmer agreed that investing in the education of workers and greater support to small and medium-sized enterprises is a good example that Serbia should take from Germany.
Bohmer praised the successful reconstruction of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade and the efforts of the Serbian government to place culture as one of its priorities.
One of the topics of the meeting was also the signing of an agreement in the field of culture between Serbia and Germany, as well as on the protection of military memorials.
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