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Further improvement of cooperation with UNOPS
Belgrade,
18 June 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Undersecretary and Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) Grete Faremo about the current projects of this office in Serbia and the possibilities for further improvement of cooperation.
Grete Faremo, left, and Ana Brnabic
Brnabic expressed her gratitude for the assistance of UNOPS in the implementation of numerous projects, and above all, for help in repairing flood damage in previous years.
She highlighted the importance of projects of the Office related to the integration of the health information system and harmonisation of the health system with the norms and standards of the European Union, as well as projects for improving the socio-economic position of vulnerable groups in our society.
Faremo pointed out that one of the objectives of UNOPS is to create a long-term system of support to Serbia, adding that she is very satisfied with the cooperation with the government of Serbia.
They also discussed future cooperation regarding support to young people in Serbia, innovation technology and start-up systems and the introduction of innovative technologies into the education system of primary schools in Serbia.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the entry into force of the agreement on the opening of the UNOPS Office in Belgrade would significantly facilitate the implementation of the initiated projects and enable better cooperation with this organisation.
She highlighted the importance of projects of the Office related to the integration of the health information system and harmonisation of the health system with the norms and standards of the European Union, as well as projects for improving the socio-economic position of vulnerable groups in our society.
Faremo pointed out that one of the objectives of UNOPS is to create a long-term system of support to Serbia, adding that she is very satisfied with the cooperation with the government of Serbia.
They also discussed future cooperation regarding support to young people in Serbia, innovation technology and start-up systems and the introduction of innovative technologies into the education system of primary schools in Serbia.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the entry into force of the agreement on the opening of the UNOPS Office in Belgrade would significantly facilitate the implementation of the initiated projects and enable better cooperation with this organisation.
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