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Serbian parliament ratifies several agreements
Belgrade,
5 July 2011
The Serbian parliament ratified today an agreement between the Serbian government and the Council of Ministers of Bosnia-Herzegovina in the field of education, culture and sport.
The parliament also ratified an agreement between the Serbian government and the Council of Ministers of Albania on regulating this country’s debt to Serbia, on the basis of which Albania should pay back around $8.5 million of debt resulting from trade between Albania and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
The parliament ratified an agreement with Spain on the fight against crime, a trade agreement between the governments of Serbia and Kuwait, and an agreement on cooperation between Serbia and Morocco in culture, education, youth and sport.
It also ratified an agreement between Serbia and NATO on security of information and the code of conduct.
The parliament ratified an agreement with Spain on the fight against crime, a trade agreement between the governments of Serbia and Kuwait, and an agreement on cooperation between Serbia and Morocco in culture, education, youth and sport.
It also ratified an agreement between Serbia and NATO on security of information and the code of conduct.
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