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Djelic on three day visit to France
Belgrade,
3 November 2008
Deputy Prime Minister for EU integration Bozidar Djelic is on a working visit to France until November 5, during which he will meet with a number of French officials.
Djelic will meet with French Minister of European Affairs Jean-Pierre Jouyet, foreign policy advisor to the French President Jean-David Levitte and François Pérol, who is in charge of economic affairs at the Élysée Palace.
The Serbian delegation will also meet with representatives of the French Foreign Minister’s cabinet and Djelic will be present at the Serbian embassy in Paris when the process of gathering personal data for biometric passports begins.
He is also to meet with representatives of construction companies Buig Bâtiment and Vinci, electronic companies Sagem and GDF Suez and the Movement of French Enterprise, with whom Djelic will discuss improved cooperation between Serbia and France.
The visit will be concluded with an exhibition of photographs of Belgrade and Paris, themed "Applied Nostalgia“, at the Serbian Cultural Centre.
The exhibition is part of the project initiated by the Deputy Prime Minister’s cabinet and is envisaged as a series of joint exhibitions by two renowned photographers, one from Serbia and the other from the country currently holding the EU’s rotating presidency.
The Serbian delegation will also meet with representatives of the French Foreign Minister’s cabinet and Djelic will be present at the Serbian embassy in Paris when the process of gathering personal data for biometric passports begins.
He is also to meet with representatives of construction companies Buig Bâtiment and Vinci, electronic companies Sagem and GDF Suez and the Movement of French Enterprise, with whom Djelic will discuss improved cooperation between Serbia and France.
The visit will be concluded with an exhibition of photographs of Belgrade and Paris, themed "Applied Nostalgia“, at the Serbian Cultural Centre.
The exhibition is part of the project initiated by the Deputy Prime Minister’s cabinet and is envisaged as a series of joint exhibitions by two renowned photographers, one from Serbia and the other from the country currently holding the EU’s rotating presidency.
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