Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Speaker George Tsereteli and UNICEF Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia Afshan Khan, who are visiting Belgrade, participating in 141st meeting of the Interparliamentary Union (IPU).
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Great importance of cooperation with OSCE Mission, UNICEF
Belgrade,
15 October 2019
In a meeting with Tseretelli, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of the government's cooperation with the OSCE Mission in the implementation of reform processes, primarily in the area of improving the electoral process, as well as cooperation in drafting the Media Strategy.
Brnabic and Khan stated that the cooperation between the government of Serbia and UNICEF is excellent, and that in the future the focus of cooperation will be on education of children and young people.
Khan, who is also UNICEF's Special Coordinator for Refugees and Migration in Europe, praised the Prime Minister's efforts in education reform.
She pointed to the good results of our country when it comes to pre-school education, as well as the potential for even better results in the field of inclusive education.
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