Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today in a meeting with members of the delegation of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, led by Chairperson David McAllister, that the government will remain committed to further modernisation of the country, noting that it will continue to implement the necessary reforms with this aim.
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Government remains committed to modernising country and its European path
Belgrade,
28 February 2019
McAllister praised the progress made so far and wished Serbia to remain on its European road.
He assessed that the process of adopting a new media strategy was inclusive and transparent, and that this is an example that should be followed in the future.
Brnabic pointed out that all relevant stakeholders – media experts, representatives of public media services, journalist associations, independent institutions, civil society organisations and international organisations – were involved in the process of media strategy development.
She also reminded that public hearings in Novi Sad, Nis, Cacak and Belgrade were held during February.
Members of the delegation of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee were interested in the reforms made in the field of economy, public administration and the rule of law.
Brnabic presented the positive economic indicators registered in Serbia in the past period, the results achieved in the process of public administration reform and the progress Serbia has made in the negotiation process with the European Union.
Fiscal stabilisation has been achieved, macroeconomic stability has been achieved, GDP growth has been registered, and unemployment has been reduced, said the Prime Minister, and reminded that Serbia has opened 16 of 35 chapters in the process of negotiations with the European Union.
Speaking on reforms in the field of public administration, the Prime Minister told McAllister that the National Academy of Public Administration started to work, and that good results were achieved on the improvement of the eGovernment system.
Brnabic expressed her gratitude to the delegation of the Foreign Affairs Committee and Chairperson McCalister for a constructive approach, recommendations and remarks that have helped Serbia in the past years to make the necessary efforts to achieve progress in the reform process.
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