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Government’s priorities to fight corruption, organised crime
Belgrade,
27 August 2012
The Ministry of Justice and Public Administration announced that Minister Nikola Selakovic today met with the Ambassador of Belgium to Serbia Alain Kundycki.
Selakovic said he will make every effort to achieve the major goals set by the government by sorting out the difficult situation in the judiciary, establishing the rule of law and the fight against corruption and organised crime.
Kundycki congratulated the Minister on his appointment and wished him success in work.
He pointed out that future negotiations between Serbia and the EU will start with Chapter 23, concerning the judiciary.
Kundycki congratulated the Minister on his appointment and wished him success in work.
He pointed out that future negotiations between Serbia and the EU will start with Chapter 23, concerning the judiciary.
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