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EU donations for projects in 2011

 

Serbia received from the EU a grant in value of 178.5 million euros intended for implementation of the National Program for 2011. The financial agreement was signed in the power plant “Nikola Tesla” near Belgrade by Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic and Head of the EU Delegation in Serbia Vincent Degert. Jelena Milenkovic has more.

The grant will be used for projects that will help Serbia implement reforms needed for the future EU membership, it was stressed during the signing ceremony. The EU

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