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Serbian Parliament acknowledges resignation of Bozidar Djelic
Belgrade,
15 December 2011
The Serbian Parliament acknowledged today the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister for European Integrations Bozidar Djelic, whose mandate thus terminated formally.
Djelic submitted his resignation on 9 December and notified in writing Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic that his decision is due to the fact that the European Council did not approve EU candidacy status to Serbia.
MPs started today the fifth session of the second regular sitting of Parliament on whose agenda there are 18 laws and other legal acts, including amendments to the Law on single voters’ register.
MPs started today the fifth session of the second regular sitting of Parliament on whose agenda there are 18 laws and other legal acts, including amendments to the Law on single voters’ register.
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