European MPs Attend Regional Seminar On Fight Against
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European MPs Attend Regional Seminar On Fight Against
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Serbia is successfully implementing the international anti-corruption acts, Stefanovic said, and stressed that the parliament adopted a set of anti-corruption laws, including the Public Procurement Law which, in his opinion, is yet to yield real results. The Serbian parliament adopted an anti-corruption strategy in July, and became a member of the Global Organization of Parliamentarians against Corruption this year, he noted. Stefanovic said that the anti-corruption measures have the highest priority in Serbia’s EU accession talks, which has been confirmed by the analysis of the reforms that have been carried out up to this point and an extent to Recent Comments Doug McCullough on Ancient pyramids discovered in Antarctica Ibbie on Ancient pyramids discovered in Antarctica Fedor on Ancient pyramids discovered in Antarctica Herbet on Ancient pyramids discovered in Antarctica stupyfy on Ancient pyramids discovered in Antarctica Recent On InSerbia which they have been harmonized with the EU Acquis, which began with the screening of Chapters 23 and 24 that are of utmost importance for the rule of law and further strengthening of institutions. 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