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Brnabic extends greetings over International Romani Day
Belgrade,
7 April 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic extended greetings today over 8 April – International Romani Day.
“The Serbian government is committed to continuous improvement of the position of the Romani minority in our country.
The International Romani Day reminds us of the importance of creating equal conditions for education, employment and living standards of all those belonging to the Romani minority in Serbia.
We remain committed to building a better future and society with equal opportunities for all our citizensˮ, reads the greeting letter of Prime Minister Brnabic.
The International Romani Day reminds us of the importance of creating equal conditions for education, employment and living standards of all those belonging to the Romani minority in Serbia.
We remain committed to building a better future and society with equal opportunities for all our citizensˮ, reads the greeting letter of Prime Minister Brnabic.
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