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Interior Minister Jocic meets with Council of Europe Belgrade office head Jorgen Grunnet
Belgrade,
9 March 2004
Serbian Minister of Interior Dragan Jocic met on Tuesday with Jorgen Grunnet, the Special Envoy of the Council of Europe Secretary General to Serbia-Montenegro and head of the Council of Europe Office in Belgrade, to discuss the Serbian government's priorities in internal affairs, the Ministry of Interior said in a statement.
Dragan Jocic
International cooperation and police organisation are among the government's priorities, said Jocic, adding that regulations in the field must be brought up to European standards and police personnel trained to enforce the regulations in line with European Union norms.
Grunnet informed the Minister on the Council of Europe's activities in Serbia and its Belgrade office's contribution to Serbia's police reform so far.
The two officials agreed that Council of Europe experts should take a more active role in the drawing up of Serbia's new police law.
Grunnet informed the Minister on the Council of Europe's activities in Serbia and its Belgrade office's contribution to Serbia's police reform so far.
The two officials agreed that Council of Europe experts should take a more active role in the drawing up of Serbia's new police law.
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