Q:
A:
Tomorrow’s visit of Clinton to Belgrade first-rate event from security aspect
Raca,
11 October 2010
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said today that the police will be ready for tomorrow’s visit of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Belgrade and that a large number of police members will be in charge of her safety.
Dacic underlined that Clinton’s visit to Belgrade is a first-rate event from the aspect of security and confirmed that preparation and rehearsal of the action of her reception and securing will already start this evening.
He explained that the same security measures will be deployed as for the visits of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and US Vice President Joseph Biden to Belgrade.
He explained that the same security measures will be deployed as for the visits of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and US Vice President Joseph Biden to Belgrade.
-
Belgrade, 24 July 2026Serbia, Hungary partners in addressing regional security challenges
-
Belgrade, 24 July 2026Dačić congratulates UK Home Secretary on reappointment
-
Belgrade, 22 July 2026Serbia follows modern technological achievements, attracts investments
-
Belgrade, 22 July 2026Continued cooperation with Russia in field of security, emergency situations
-
Belgrade, 22 July 2026New opportunities for expanding economic cooperation between Serbia, China
-
Belgrade, 20 July 2026Cooperation in field of interior affairs important segment of relations with Germany
-
Belgrade, 16 July 2026Expo 2027 opportunity to further strengthen international partnerships
-
Belgrade/Bratislava, 16 July 2026Serbia, Slovakia continue to strengthen political, economic cooperation
-
Belgrade, 14 July 2026Serbia bilaterally resolves problems arising from EES implementation
-
Gradina/Kalotina, 9 July 2026Improving border cooperation between Serbia, Bulgaria