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Support for development projects in Uzice
Uzice,
4 December 2009
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said today after talks with Uzice City authorities that he advocates equal development for all of Serbia.
Dacic stressed that he supports development projects in the Uzice region, including construction of a road network, an airport, a free trade zone, a regional waste depot etc.
Dacic and Uzice Mayor Jovan Markovic visited today the building site of a development centre, which is being financed by the Uzice authorities and the Interior Ministry.
The facility, which will provide 620 square metres of office space, will accommodate certain city administration departments and citizens’ organisations, while the police will also acquire space for some of its departments.
Speaking about the latest outbreak of fire at the Prvi Partizan ammunition factory, Dacic stressed that special attention must be paid to the issue of who takes responsibility in such cases.
I feel concerned over the fact that another fire broke out in the factory after the tragic accident of September 3 which killed seven workers. Fortunately, this time there was no harm done to life or property, but we must establish why the fire broke out, said Dacic.
He confirmed that the police have submitted to the court their report on the causes and consequences of the explosion in September and that the Prosecutor’s Office has initiated proceedings.
The Minister also visited the Uzice Police Headquarters.
Dacic and Uzice Mayor Jovan Markovic visited today the building site of a development centre, which is being financed by the Uzice authorities and the Interior Ministry.
The facility, which will provide 620 square metres of office space, will accommodate certain city administration departments and citizens’ organisations, while the police will also acquire space for some of its departments.
Speaking about the latest outbreak of fire at the Prvi Partizan ammunition factory, Dacic stressed that special attention must be paid to the issue of who takes responsibility in such cases.
I feel concerned over the fact that another fire broke out in the factory after the tragic accident of September 3 which killed seven workers. Fortunately, this time there was no harm done to life or property, but we must establish why the fire broke out, said Dacic.
He confirmed that the police have submitted to the court their report on the causes and consequences of the explosion in September and that the Prosecutor’s Office has initiated proceedings.
The Minister also visited the Uzice Police Headquarters.
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