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The Government of the Republic of Serbia

In the service of citizens

Reforms to lead to stronger rule of law

Belgrade, 25 April 2018

Prime Minister Ana Brnabic attended today at the First Basic Court in Belgrade the presentation of the Judicial Information System, which will enable a daily updating of court reports and statistics on court proceedings.

Brnabic stated that the Serbian government continues to work on improving the rule of law, whereby judicial reform is one of the most important reforms on Serbia's road to the EU, but also one of the most important things for citizens of Serbia and for the continuation of structural reforms.

We are doing this for the citizens of Serbia and the economy, and the reforms will lead us closer to the European Union, the Prime Minister underlined.

All data of the Judicial Information System are available as of today on the open data portal of the Serbian government, she said and added that, in terms of transparency, the Ministry of Justice is one of the leading ministries.

The Prime Minister also stated that citizens will be able to find all statistical data on the website of the government, and that this gives example to other state authorities to follow this path.

Minister of Justice Nela Kuburovic pointed out that the state seeks in every way to ensure the conditions for decent work of the judiciary and for speeding up court and prosecutorial procedures.

Speaking about the advantages of the new system, she said that it will enable to get information with one click, such as the information about the place of residence, for which the court proceedings were postponed for up to three months, and the execution of the court decisions up to six months.