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Minić stressed that there are three layers defining the relations between Albania and Serbia.
Workshop will be held by: Marija Miloš, curator, Milica Josimović,anthropologist and Aleksandra Minić, from the"Capoeira Angola Belgrado" club.
Minić accused the American heroine Ruth Mitchell of being no less than a member of the Gestapo.
However, to achieve progress in the fight against corruption, conditions need to be changed because the existing ones are not adequate,said Minić.
According to Ms. Minić, the case of Serbia and Albania is the easiest of all previously stated.
With its national emission reduction plan,Serbia made a commitment to the EU that all these projects would be done through 2027, Minić underscored.
According to Minić, Albania-Serbia relations are going upwards, but from time to time they suffer from different oscillations.
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Zlatko Minić, consultant on the project, talked about chosen terms related to corruption which the series and the textual'Glossary of Corruption' were based on.
Citing some 20 success stories of small businesses all over Serbia that he has had the opportunity of working with, Minić shared an abundance of practical advice that might help those attending develop their business.
Until now Snežana Minić has published five of her own volumes of poetry and numerous translations of German authors into Serbian, including works by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Gottfried Benn and Sarah Kirsch.
The Protocol on Cooperation was signed by Prof. Dr Aleksandar Grubor, dean of the Faculty of Economics in Subotica,University of Novi Sad, and Ana Minić, Head of Training and Development Department at Banca Intesa.
Čedomir Čupić, PhD, and Zlatko Minić, expert consultants on the project and the authors of the"Glossary", ANEM provided the citizens and the media with yet another form of education about key terms related to corruption and anti-corruption.
Panelists were Ivan Đurić, programme director of Youth Initiatives for Human Rights, Nenad Đurđević,advisor to thePresident of Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Jelica Minić, Vice President of the European Movement in Serbia.
Čedomir Čupić, PhD, and Zlatko Minić defined key terms related to corruption which were elaborated in the series consisting of 21 radio and 21 TV episodes. 17 journalists, out of whom 14 from ANEM's local and regional media, worked on the series.
It is necessary that all elements of society participate in the prevention of corruption: competent bodies, independent institutions, civil society, media, and the economy,said Minić and stressed the necessity of their mutual cooperation, especially between the media and civil society.
EMinS Forum for International Relations President Jelica Minić and journalist Ljubica Gojgić will be the moderators. Europe Day will be marked across Serbia, while in Subotica, Lazarevac and Leskovac the EMinS local councils will organise outdoor events and workshops for their fellow citizens.
It is especially concernning that there are obvious problems with some projects that are already finished: even though the facility for flue gas desulfurization in TPP Kostolac B was built in 2017,available data show it didn't yet begin to be used in full capacity, Minić asserted.
Slobodan Minić, special consultant in the Fiscal Council, told Balkan Green Energy News the thermal power plants owned by EPS are individually the biggest polluters of the environment in Serbia and that it is a direct consequence of the lack of past sufficient investment.
Professor Mihailo Crnobrnja was entrusted with a second term as President, while Duško Lopandić was elected as Deputy President. The new Secretary General is Suzana Grubješić, while former Secretary General Maja Bobić was elected as Vice President, along with Vladimir Međak,Jelica Minić and Aleksandar Simurdić.
The episode also features high officials of Kikinda,experts of the Anti-Corruption Agency, and Zlatko Minić, a former member of the Agency's Board, and now an associate of Transparency Serbia. CONFLICT OF INTEREST(Radio episode)Conflict of interest opens the door wide to corruption, abuse of public resources, abuse of power and bribery.
Čupić and Zlatko Minić, now former members of the Board of the Anti-Corruption Agency, who contributed towards formulating and defining the key terms related to corruption. Finally, Joksimović expressed hope that the public would recognize the proactive approach of the Agency and ANEM in bringing closer to the citizens the terms related to corruption and the fight against it and keeping public better informed about these topics. Prof.
The first session was dedicated to the fight against corruption and the prevention of corruption.It was moderated by Zlatko Minić of Transparency Serbia, who in his opening remarks said that the fight against corruption in Serbia is reduced to repression, but also that the initiated prosecution of corrupt activities is mainly not completed.
Among them are Tanja Miščević,Jelica Minić, Momčilo Pantelić, Milan Karagaća, Srećko Đukić, Pavle Jevremović, i dr. It was preceded by an international conference held under the same name in Belgrade on 12th November 2015., which intended to contribute to better understanding of the international position of Serbia and opens a wide public debate about the foreign policy of Serbia.
The often neglected dimension of human relations anddaily life interactions was brought up again by Jelica Minić, Head of the Forum for International Relations of the European Movement Serbia who gave some interesting anecdotes about small occurrences in Serbia that witness the increase in interaction and its positive impact.
Along with the city officials and citizens of Smederevo,the episode features Zlatko Minić, former member of the Board of the Anti-Corruption Agency and Dragana Krunić from the Anti-Corruption Agency who is in charge of monitoring the production and implementation of integrity plans. PUBLIC DEBATE(Radio episode)One of the ways in which citizens can influence decisions important for them is public debate.
Speakers: Krisela Hackaj, Executive Director, Cooperation and Development Institute,Tirana Jelica Minić, Forum for International Relations, European Movement in SerbiaMatteo Bonomi, Research Fellow, Italian Institute for International Affairs Moderator: Suzana Grubješić, Secretary General, European Movement in Serbia Discussion 12:30- 13:45 Bilateral Relations- Threats and Opportunities Speakers: Dragan Đukanović, President, Foreign Policy Center, Belgrade Lejla Ramić Mesihović, Director, Foreign Policy Initiative, SarajevoLjupčo Petkovski, Executive Director, Eurothink, Skopje Moderator: Jovana Marović, Executive Director, Politikon, PodgoricaDiscussion.