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Building effective mechanisms to combat corruption
Belgrade,
27 September 2012
Minister of Justice and Public Administration Nikola Selakovic yesterday met with Japanese Ambassador to Serbia Toshio Tsunozaki.
Selakovic welcomed the Ambassador’s interest in the future activities of his Ministry and briefed him about the outcome of his visits to Vienna and Brussels.
The Minister observed that independence and impartiality of the judiciary in Serbia, as well as the availability of justice to all citizens, are the main priorities toward which the entire society should strive.
He underlined that these goals can be attained by a strict implementation of laws and by building effective mechanisms for uncompromising fight against corruption and organised crime.
Tsunozaki congratulated Selakovic on his appointment as Minister of Justice and Public Administration.
The Ambassador underlined that Serbia’s EU integration process will greatly depend on the achievements of this Ministry, reads a statement by the Ministry of Justice and Public Administration.
The Minister observed that independence and impartiality of the judiciary in Serbia, as well as the availability of justice to all citizens, are the main priorities toward which the entire society should strive.
He underlined that these goals can be attained by a strict implementation of laws and by building effective mechanisms for uncompromising fight against corruption and organised crime.
Tsunozaki congratulated Selakovic on his appointment as Minister of Justice and Public Administration.
The Ambassador underlined that Serbia’s EU integration process will greatly depend on the achievements of this Ministry, reads a statement by the Ministry of Justice and Public Administration.
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