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Dacic presents certificate of Serbian citizenship to Luma Milicevic
Belgrade,
18 February 2011
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic today presented a certificate of citizenship to Luma Milicevic, an Albanian married to a Serb, after whose death she remained in his village of Guberevo, on Mt Golija.
Ivica Dacic, left, and Luma Milicevic
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Fonet
At the proposal of the Ministry of the Interior, the government decided to grant citizenship to Luma Milicevic out of purely humanitarian and humane reasons, Dacic said.
A foreign national can be given citizenship after three years of marriage, which in Luma’s case is not possible due to her husband’s death, he explained.
Milicevic thanked for being granted Serbian citizenship, stressing that this means a lot to her, especially because she has two children in Serbia.
Milicevic thanked for being granted Serbian citizenship, stressing that this means a lot to her, especially because she has two children in Serbia.
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