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Serbian government’s goal to overcome economic crisis
Belgrade,
30 August 2012
Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said today that the government will remain firm in its stance not to participate in regional meetings if Kosovo is not presented asymmetrically.
Author:
Tanjug
Answering the questions of MPs in the Serbian parliament, Dacic underlined that there is no change whatsoever regarding the agreements made in Brussels a few months ago.
The Prime Minister said that the objective and interest of our country when it comes to presentation of Kosovo and its participation in regional forums, is that it is presented asymmetrically in relation to other participants whose sovereignty was confirmed by the UN.
He said that the government’s aims remain the same - to overcome the economic crisis, provide a better life for citizens, continue with European integration and to try to solve all issues, especially the Kosovo issue, through peaceful and democratic means, i.e. political means.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Home Trade and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic said today that the government will take a loan for the purchase of fertilizer which it will offer in exchange for maize.
Speaking before MPs in the Serbian parliament, Ljajic said that there are only 70,000 tons of maize in commodity reserves.
He explained that one of the measures of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management is the purchase of 200,000 tonnes of maize which costs €6.5 million, which is why it is necessary to take a loan in this amount.
The Prime Minister said that the objective and interest of our country when it comes to presentation of Kosovo and its participation in regional forums, is that it is presented asymmetrically in relation to other participants whose sovereignty was confirmed by the UN.
He said that the government’s aims remain the same - to overcome the economic crisis, provide a better life for citizens, continue with European integration and to try to solve all issues, especially the Kosovo issue, through peaceful and democratic means, i.e. political means.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and Home Trade and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic said today that the government will take a loan for the purchase of fertilizer which it will offer in exchange for maize.
Speaking before MPs in the Serbian parliament, Ljajic said that there are only 70,000 tons of maize in commodity reserves.
He explained that one of the measures of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management is the purchase of 200,000 tonnes of maize which costs €6.5 million, which is why it is necessary to take a loan in this amount.
Zorana Mihajlovic
Author:
Tanjug
Minister of Energy, Development and Environmental Protection Zorana Mihajlovic said that Russia’s decision to initiate the signing of the draft contract on long-term delivery of gas to the Serbian market is very important for Serbia, which will always use mostly gas from Russia.
Answering the questions of MPs, Mihajlovic specified that Serbian representatives will meet with a Russian delegation in Belgrade on 4 September and underlined that interests of both countries will be met.
She explained that Serbia’s interest is to have sufficient quantities of gas and that the price is acceptable.
Answering the questions of MPs, Mihajlovic specified that Serbian representatives will meet with a Russian delegation in Belgrade on 4 September and underlined that interests of both countries will be met.
She explained that Serbia’s interest is to have sufficient quantities of gas and that the price is acceptable.
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