Q:
A:
Lalovic opens Centre for Training and Development of Employees
Belgrade,
10 February 2006
Serbian Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Policy Slobodan Lalovic opened today at the ministry's premises the Centre for Training and Development of the Ministry Employees, as part of a $5.4 million project themed "Promoting employment".
Author:
Tanjug
This project has been realised through financial assistance of the World Bank and the UK Government Department for International Development. Lalovic pointed out that the ministry's employees will be trained to provide a higher quality, more professional and effective service to all citizens of Serbia.
According to Lalovic, this centre represents a new model of professional development according to world standards. Its task will be continuous monitoring of those skills and knowledge employees lack, so that their development can be planned and organised in the best possible way.
Director of the "Promoting employment" project Ljiljana Dzuver said that the World Bank donated $2.7 million to the project, while the UK Government Department for International Development provided $1.7 million. The Serbian government provided 20% of the funds.
Dzuver added that the centre will train the ministry's employees throughout Serbia, since training sessions will not take place in Belgrade alone, but in regional centres as well.
According to Lalovic, this centre represents a new model of professional development according to world standards. Its task will be continuous monitoring of those skills and knowledge employees lack, so that their development can be planned and organised in the best possible way.
Director of the "Promoting employment" project Ljiljana Dzuver said that the World Bank donated $2.7 million to the project, while the UK Government Department for International Development provided $1.7 million. The Serbian government provided 20% of the funds.
Dzuver added that the centre will train the ministry's employees throughout Serbia, since training sessions will not take place in Belgrade alone, but in regional centres as well.
-
Belgrade/Istanbul, 23 January 2026Balkan Peace Platform aimed at strengthening ties in region
-
Belgrade, 23 January 2026EU enlargement policy should be based primarily on merits of candidate countries
-
Istanbul/Belgrade, 23 January 2026Improving overall cooperation between Serbia, Türkiye
-
Belgrade, 22 January 2026EU is Serbia’s reliable partner in public administration reform process
-
Belgrade, 22 January 2026State of emergency caused by adverse weather lifted in all municipalities, cities
-
Belgrade, 22 January 2026Electricity supply in Serbia stable
-
Belgrade/Budapest, 21 January 2026Belgrade-Budapest high-speed rail of strategic importance for region
-
Belgrade, 21 January 2026Further strengthening of economic relations with UAE
-
Belgrade, 20 January 2026Significance of return of Belgian armed forces to KFOR Mission in Kosovo and Metohija
-
Belgrade, 20 January 2026Continuation of cooperation with EU to strengthen democratic processes