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Chinese Ambassador in Belgrade Li Machang says he expects a new Chinese investment in Serbia to be realized in October.

BELGRADE - The director of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija, Marko Djuric, will head a delegation that will participate in the continuing expert-level dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels.

The technical dialogue will resume on Tuesday and continue on Wednesday, the Office announced in a statement.

Marko Djuric will head a delegation that will participate in the continuing expert-level dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels.

Djuric is the director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo.

The Serbian government has decided not to sell Telekom Srbija, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic told an extraordinary news conference called on Friday afternoon.

"Telekom remains in the hands of the government," he said, as quoted by Tanjug.

Vucic postponed the decision about Telekom sale, Americans made the best offer

The Serbian government on Friday morning postponed its decision pn the privatization of Telekom Srbija for 16:00 CET the same day, PM Aleksandar Vucic has said.

But Vucic did not rule out the possibility that a final decision, which he said was very difficult to make, might be postponed for Monday.

Unknown perpetrators overnight sprayed Islamic State graffiti in Zubin Potok, a town in northern Kosovo, the TV Most broadcaster reported on Friday.

The graffiti was sprayed on a wall along the highway, near the Ibar Lepenac hydro-power plant.

Serbia has still not made a decision on the sale of Telekom Srbija, Minister of Economy Zeljko Sertic said on Wednesday.

If the state-owned telecommunications company is not sold, "it will not be able to remain in its current form and will be restructured," he added.

A decision on the privatization of Telekom Srbija will be made by Wednesday, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Saturday.

Speaking during a news conference, he said that "a valid and serious offer had been received, although the price offered was lower than what the government had hoped for."

the final list of offers for privatization of Telekom Srbija will be "prepared by Friday," Serbian Minister of Economy Zeljko Sertic said on Wednesday

The ministry's decision on the best offer will be known in the next two weeks, he added.

Rasim Ljajic says the government's commission overseeing the sale of Telekom Srbija received on Monday the revised offers of all six bidders.

They have submitted their offers to buy 58 percent of shares of this state-owned telecommunications company.