Примери коришћења Drašković на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The politician Vuk Drašković was born in Međa.
The Serbian Government 's Office for the Diaspora Slavka Drašković.
Vuk Drašković slammed down recent Iran's actions on Holocaust denial.
Muselim shelter, which is located on the left bank of the Kolubara,even today belongs to the National Museum(Drašković, 1996).
Drašković managed Ecuador at the Copa América tournament in 1989, 1991 and 1993.
The round table was opened by Ivana Domazet, PhD, President of Scientific Board of the IES and Prof.Božo Drašković.
In the afternoon, Drašković, along with a large group of protesters, unsuccessfully attempted to storm the National Assembly of Serbia session.
I am afraid that there are different criteria in this country when you are in power andwhen you are not in power,” Drašković said.
Drašković was one of the most persistent lobbyists for the establishment of the Ministry of Diaspora, for which she advocated with more than 20 other organizations from the diaspora.
She graduated from the Department of Multimedia Directing in the class of Professor Bora Drašković at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad.
Vuk Drašković is struggling for preservation of Serbian traditionalism, making comical situations, in which he learns English and trying to translate Serbian epical songs to it.
This is an opportunity for us to be unique andfor the diaspora to be a part of the changes from the very beginning,” underscored Dr Slavka Drašković.
Jelena Drašković from the Ministry of Finance, who is one of the participants in the exchange programme, has said that everyone is satisfied with the programme's progress and that they have acquired a lot of new knowledge and skills.
This is an opportunity for us to be unique andfor the diaspora to be a part of the changes from the very beginning,” underscored Dr Slavka Drašković.
Lastly, Mr Drašković, you recently have organized a joint international conference in Serbia, together with the EU's Joint Research Centre(JRC), the World Bank, UNECE, UNFAO and UN-GGIM Europe.
Over one-third of our people live outside Serbia in the diaspora, and they represent exceptional potential, which can't be compared to any other resource we have when it comes to number, knowledge, relationships orcapital” said Ms Drašković.
Prof. Branka Drašković, special advisor of Deputy Prime Minister of Serbian Government for gender equality has stated:"Female entrepreneurship has a crucial role in creating new jobs and initiating economic growth.
Furthermore, there is a large number of successful people who know how to do business in the West,” said Dr Slavka Drašković, who added that the diaspora has a resource of approximately 30 billion euros at its disposal which is not being used sufficiently.
Dr Slavka Drašković, the Director of the Serbian Government Office for the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, said that the diaspora should become involved in reforms, because the diaspora can be one of the key factors of employment in Serbia and the driving force of the private sector.
Because of the refusal of the TV Belgrade to broadcast the denial of the Serbian Renewal Movement,Vuk Drašković made a rally of the Serbian Opposition at Trg Republike, with the main request for resignation of the director and four editors of the state TV station.
Dr Slavka Drašković, the Director of the Serbian Government Office for the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, said that the diaspora should become involved in reforms, because the diaspora can be one of the key factors of employment in Serbia and the driving force of the private sector.
Furthermore, there is a large number of successful people who know how to do business in the West,” said Dr Slavka Drašković, who added that the diaspora has a resource of approximately 30 billion euros at its disposal which is not being used sufficiently.
Dr Slavka Drašković, the Director of the Serbian Government Office for the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, said that the diaspora should become involved in reforms, because the diaspora can be one of the key factors of employment in Serbia and the driving force of the private sector.
Furthermore, there is a large number of successful people who know how to do business in the West,” said Dr Slavka Drašković, who added that the diaspora has a resource of approximately 30 billion euros at its disposal which is not being used sufficiently.
In addition to being able to contribute by means of investment and involvement, through the connections and relationships forged by members in the countries where they now reside, the diaspora is perhaps our greatest pool of human resources at present, a fact that Serbia needs to grasp and put to good use by implementing the reforms that have been announced, and in the way we prescribe”,said Slavka Drašković.
Director of the Serbian Government's Office for the Diaspora, Slavka Drašković, said today to FoNet that Serbia is facing serious and comprehensive reforms, and that the diaspora needs to be involved both in terms of staff and capital.
On the other hand, the West didn't mind the Milošević's Serbian nationalism but his“communism”, and he was labeled“the last communist dictator in Europe”,while the Serbian opposition leaders like Vuk Drašković and Zoran Đinđić enjoyed the constant Western support because of their transparent nationalism and anti-communism.
Director of the Serbian Government's Office for the Diaspora, Slavka Drašković, said today to FoNet that Serbia is facing serious and comprehensive reforms, and that the diaspora needs to be involved both in terms of staff and capital.
Božo Drašković, PhD, participated in SASA scientific conferenceOn 6 November 2014 a scientific conference:"Mineral resources of nickel in Serbia and the impact on the environment" was held at the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts(SASA). Professor Božo Drašković presented his paper"Economic aspects of the exploitation of non-renewable resources with a focus on nickel".12.12.2019.
An adviser to the Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia for Gender Equality Branka Drašković said that gender quotas are necessary and especially noted the difficult situation of women in the countryside- more than half are formally unemployed, 60% are not entitled to pensions, three out of four have no income, and only 12% are landowners.