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Dacic meets with PACE rapporteurs
Belgrade,
22 January 2010
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic met with rapporteurs of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE).
The most significant events in Serbia during the previous six months were examined at the meeting. The most important of these is the removal of visa restrictions for which several ministries did intensive work, particularly the interior and justice ministries.
Dacic said that judicial reforms are going ahead, adding that Serbia has done a great deal regarding the implementation of laws regarding hooliganism.
He said that good regional and international cooperation has been established and that the human and minority rights protection situation has improved.
Dacic said that judicial reforms are going ahead, adding that Serbia has done a great deal regarding the implementation of laws regarding hooliganism.
He said that good regional and international cooperation has been established and that the human and minority rights protection situation has improved.
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