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Serbian parliament to hold new extraordinary session tomorrow
Belgrade,
12 July 2007
Serbian parliament’s Public Relations Department stated today that parliament Speaker Oliver Dulic has scheduled an extraordinary session of the parliament to begin tomorrow, to examine several bills on confirming international agreements.
According to the statement, in accordance to a demand by 117 members of parliament a session will be held to examine the bill on confirming the agreement on special parallel relations between Serbia and Republika Srpska and the bill on confirming the European Charter on Local Self-Government.
The bill on confirming the agreement on credit and financing between the German KfW Entwicklungsbank (KfW development bank) and Serbia for phase three of the rehabilitation of Serbia’s remote heating system is also on the agenda.
The convention on police cooperation in South East Europe will also be examined, as well as the bill on confirming the protocol on amendments to the international convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures, which was submitted by the Serbian government.
The bill on confirming the agreement on credit and financing between the German KfW Entwicklungsbank (KfW development bank) and Serbia for phase three of the rehabilitation of Serbia’s remote heating system is also on the agenda.
The convention on police cooperation in South East Europe will also be examined, as well as the bill on confirming the protocol on amendments to the international convention on the simplification and harmonisation of customs procedures, which was submitted by the Serbian government.
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