Q:
A:
13th national congress of psychiatrists opens
Belgrade,
20 October 2008
State Secretary of the Health Ministry Nevena Karanovic opened the 13th national congress of psychiatrists last night in the Sava Centre.
Karanovic said that mental disturbances are second biggest problem of Serbian population, which resulted from decades of stress.
She said that the number of mental disturbances in Serbia in the period 1999-2002 rose 13.5%, which came as a consequence of wars, sanctions, bombing and immigration, with nearly 500,000 refugees and displaced persons.
The conference, which closes on October 22, has gathered over 30 foreign lecturers and will include five plenary lectures, 11 symposiums, one workshop, three sessions and nine satellite symposiums.
She said that the number of mental disturbances in Serbia in the period 1999-2002 rose 13.5%, which came as a consequence of wars, sanctions, bombing and immigration, with nearly 500,000 refugees and displaced persons.
The conference, which closes on October 22, has gathered over 30 foreign lecturers and will include five plenary lectures, 11 symposiums, one workshop, three sessions and nine satellite symposiums.
-
Belgrade, 8 April 2026Serbia remains firmly committed to strengthening cooperation in region
-
Belgrade, 7 April 2026Serbia’s infrastructure, economic development through partnership with China
-
Belgrade, 6 April 2026Anniversary of 1941 bombing of Belgrade marked
-
Belgrade, 2 April 2026Serbian Army remains committed to UNIFIL tasks
-
Belgrade, 2 April 2026Switzerland’s financial support for reform processes in Serbia
-
Belgrade, 30 March 2026Cooperation with Russia, Belarus in areas of mutual interest
-
Belgrade, 27 March 2026World Bank support for implementation of priority energy projects
-
Belgrade, 27 March 2026Continued cooperation with Germany on utility infrastructure projects
-
Belgrade, 26 March 2026Activities of state institutions for opening clusters 2 and 5 examined
-
Belgrade, 26 March 2026Exchange of experiences with Slovakia in field of ICT