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Serbian culture-related laws to be harmonised with EU standards
Belgrade,
27 June 2007
Serbian Minister of Culture Vojislav Brajovic and Head of the European Commission delegation in Serbia Josep Lloveras said today that a positive climate has been created that is good for Serbia’s inclusion in European integration.
Lloveras announced that the European Commission will do everything for the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA) to be brought to an end and Minister Brajovic reiterated that Serbia is strongly dedicated to European integration.
The Ministry will pay full attention to harmonisation of Serbian culture-related laws with EU standards as well as participation in EU’s culture programmes.
Lloveras said that Serbia will get access to “Culture 2007” as well as other culture programmes, according to a statement.
The Ministry will pay full attention to harmonisation of Serbian culture-related laws with EU standards as well as participation in EU’s culture programmes.
Lloveras said that Serbia will get access to “Culture 2007” as well as other culture programmes, according to a statement.
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