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Brnabic extends New Year’s greetings
Belgrade,
29 December 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic wished the citizens of Serbia that New Year bring them health, personal success and fulfillment of all wishes.
"On behalf of my team and in my personal name, I want to wish you happiness, more of great moments and less of concerns for 2018. I wish you to spend time with friends and loved ones.
I believe that the year before us will bring prosperity to Serbia and establish our European path, strengthen the economy and improve the quality of life of all citizens.
I believe in our potential and our ability to cope with the biggest challenges that await us, because you, the citizens of Serbia, undoubtedly earned a better future that we all believe in.
The Serbian government will continue to work for all citizens next year, to open new jobs and create better living conditions," the Prime Minister said in a congratulatory message.
I believe that the year before us will bring prosperity to Serbia and establish our European path, strengthen the economy and improve the quality of life of all citizens.
I believe in our potential and our ability to cope with the biggest challenges that await us, because you, the citizens of Serbia, undoubtedly earned a better future that we all believe in.
The Serbian government will continue to work for all citizens next year, to open new jobs and create better living conditions," the Prime Minister said in a congratulatory message.
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