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Government reshuffles ambassadors, general consuls
Belgrade,
15 June 2006
The Serbian government decided today to withdraw a number of ambassadors and general consuls.
The term in ambassador’s office has ended for Nebojsa Kaludjerovic at the UN in New York, Igor Jovovic in Finland, Vladimir Radulovic in Denmark, Ranko Milovic in Slovenia, Ramiz Basic in Poland, Ivo Armenko in Spain, Milica Pejanovic-Djurisic in Belgium, Dragisa Burzan in the UK, Ivan Saveljic in Argentina, Marko Camaj in Albania, Darko Uskokovic in Italy, Perko Vukotic in Canada and Vesko Garcevic at OSCE in Vienna.
The government terminated the term in office of general consuls: Miodrag Vucinic in Düsseldorf, Slobodan Rackovic in Stuttgart, Frano Ljuljdjuraj in New York, Dusan Mrdovic in Rijeka, Bozidar Obradovic in Sydney, Ljubisa Perovic in Shangai and Zeljko Stamatovic in Bari.
The government also appointed Milorad Veljovic as police director in the Serbian Ministry of Interior.
The government decided to set up its air service.
The government decided to set up a coordinating body for state union’s succession issues. Members of the body will be ministers Mladjan Dinkic, Vuk Draskovic, Zoran Stankovic, Milan Parivodic and Governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Radovan Jelasic.
The government also passed a Decision to establish a national environment protection programme.
The government adopted the Information on the second phase of the programme of support to public administration reform.
Also, the Information on the necessity of signing a memorandum for participating in the European Fund for Southeastern Europe was adopted.
The government terminated the term in office of general consuls: Miodrag Vucinic in Düsseldorf, Slobodan Rackovic in Stuttgart, Frano Ljuljdjuraj in New York, Dusan Mrdovic in Rijeka, Bozidar Obradovic in Sydney, Ljubisa Perovic in Shangai and Zeljko Stamatovic in Bari.
The government also appointed Milorad Veljovic as police director in the Serbian Ministry of Interior.
The government decided to set up its air service.
The government decided to set up a coordinating body for state union’s succession issues. Members of the body will be ministers Mladjan Dinkic, Vuk Draskovic, Zoran Stankovic, Milan Parivodic and Governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Radovan Jelasic.
The government also passed a Decision to establish a national environment protection programme.
The government adopted the Information on the second phase of the programme of support to public administration reform.
Also, the Information on the necessity of signing a memorandum for participating in the European Fund for Southeastern Europe was adopted.
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