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Dulic supports nomination of Djavolja Varos for new seven wonders of nature
Belgrade,
9 September 2008
Serbian Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulic has sent an official letter of support to Djavolja Varos for new seven wonders of nature.
This is just one of the efforts to improve Serbia’s world image and to make its qualities recognisable, according to Dulic.
Since 1959, Djavolja Varos has been under protection of the state and by a 1995 government decree it became a natural good of outstanding importance and put under the first-category level of protection.
Currently it is positioned 14th and the voting ends on December 31, according to a statement.
Since 1959, Djavolja Varos has been under protection of the state and by a 1995 government decree it became a natural good of outstanding importance and put under the first-category level of protection.
Currently it is positioned 14th and the voting ends on December 31, according to a statement.
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