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BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnanbic received Belgian Ambassador to Belgrade Cathy Buggenhout on Tuesday.

The parties agreed that bilateral relations between Serbia and Belgium were good and that meetings of officials of the two countries had had a positive impact on the continuity of political dialogue, the government press bureau said in a statement.

At the session of the National Assembly, MPs are considering the Report on the security situation that arose after the mass murders took place in the elementary school "Vladislav Ribnikar" and in the area of Smederevo and Mladenovac, which was submitted by the Government of the Republic of Serbia.

The session began with a minute of silence DP/b92.net

The majority of heads of parliamentary groups expressed their views on the new Government of Serbia, and the main criticisms of the opposition were related to the fact that it is a government of continuity, with the assessment that the previous one has not worked well, as well as that the government is formed by Aleksandar Vui, and is represented by its prime minister-designate, Ana Brnabi

Prime Minister Ana Brnabi said today during her visit to Kosovo and Metohija that Serbia will always be with its people in Kosovo and Metohija.
"We will continue to fight for our people, its dignity, and also to see prosperity and an increasingly better quality of life here in Kosovo and Metohija," said Prime Minister Brnabic.

"The decision was complicated, complex both within the largest party in the country and with coalition partners. All three candidates will be important members of the government," Vui said.

She stated that it was the job of the prosecution.
"It used to be that the parties decide who will be arrested, convicted and blackmailed. The SNS is not that party, but a party that is here to build institutions of the Republic of Serbia and implement reforms in the field of rule of law," Brnabic said.

She mentioned that it was not a meeting of Vui and Djilas, but a meeting of the re-elected president of the country with the president of one parliamentary party.

Namely, N1 published a poster which says that 298 women have been killed in the last ten years, and they have brought that into contact with the current government.

During the visit, Prime Minister Brnabic will meet with the Governor of the Central European Bank, Carlo Monticelli, and a meeting with the Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Franck Riester, is also planned.
Serbian Prime Minister will also have a working breakfast with the representatives of French companies, organized by the Senate and MEDEF International.

In that city, the Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabi, met with the founder and CEO of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Klaus Schwab, and Børge Brende, the President of the World Economic Forum.