Minister for European Integration Jadranka Joksimovic and Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Serbia Sem Fabrizi signed an agreement on hiring 200 health workers who will help fight the COVID-19 epidemic in the coming period thanks to EU funds.
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EU donates funds for engagement of 200 health workers
Belgrade,
15 July 2020
The agreement stipulates the funding for the employment of up to 200 additional health workers to increase Serbia's capacity to fight COVID-19.
These workers will be hired for a period of six months, and the funds that the EU has determined for that amount to approximately €1 million.
The agreement aims to increase the capacity of the national health system to better respond to the long-running crisis.
Additional priority medical and non-medical equipment will be procured through the programme, and technical, as well as advisory support will be provided to the competent state institutions for the implementation of procurement related to COVID-19.
In addition to Joksimovic and Fabrizi, the agreement was also signed by Head of the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) Mikela Telatin.
Author:
mei.gov.rs
Author:
mei.gov.rs
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