Prime Minister in a caretaker capacity Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, met today with Bishop Heruvim of Osijek-Polje and Baranja to discuss further joint efforts to improve the position of and provide support to Serbs in Croatia.
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Continued support for Serbs in Croatia
Belgrade,
29 September 2026
The interlocutors noted that the projects implemented so far have produced good results, including the enrolment of 19 students at universities in Serbia, as well as scholarships and student dormitory accommodation.
Bishop Heruvim thanked Prime Minister Macut for this support, noting that education is crucial for improving the quality of life for Serbs.
The Prime Minister announced continued, wholehearted support from the Serbian government, as the goal is to provide Serbs in the diaspora with the best possible living conditions.
Our compatriots in the diaspora and the region should know that their state is always there for them, Macut said.
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