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New vision of Serbia based on four key principles
Belgrade,
30 August 2013
Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said in Serbian Parliament that the aim of the government’s reshuffle is to speed up and change Serbia as Serbia must not afford to be a country of failed expectations and missed opportunities.
Addressing MPs, Dacic presented his keynote speech on the election of new members of the government and said that Serbia must play to win, and pointed out that our country and its people deserve a modern, efficient, fair, regulated, respected, safe and rich Serbia.
The Prime Minister stressed that a new vision of Serbia is based on four basic principles: universal minimum of social care, consolidation of public finances, corporatisation of the economy and meaningful legislation.
The Prime Minister stressed that a new vision of Serbia is based on four basic principles: universal minimum of social care, consolidation of public finances, corporatisation of the economy and meaningful legislation.
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