Goran Vesic

Early next year, there will be local elections in Belgrade, an election for president and, most likely, parliamentary elections too.

Vucic and his ruling Serbian Progressive Party, SNS, are faring worst in the capital, where the Progressive administration is accused of corruption and mismanagement.

This was clarified earlier today by the Deputy Mayor of Belgrade, Mr. Goran Vesic.

He said that a way must be found to break the chain of spreading the virus and make it easier for doctors.

Belgrade on Monday celebrated the historic success of Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic, when he will have been at the top of the Association of Tennis Professionals list for the longest time ever.

The new measures are expected to be announced at a press conference at 3 p.m.
Belgrade Deputy Mayor Goran Vesic told the media that at today's session, it was decided that shopping malls, service shops, as well as retail facilities and caterers would be open until 8 pm for the weekend.

Today, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, visited the works on the construction and reconstruction site of the Clinical Center of Serbia in Belgrade.

Deputy Mayor Goran Vesic, who visited the kindergarten "Sveta Petka" in the municipality of Savski venac this morning, says that the opening of the kindergarten is a confirmation that life is easily normalizing.
He stated that all kindergartens in Belgrade were disinfected, and the yards were treated for ticks.

Markets will be open from 7 am to 3 pm, every day except on curfew days.
As for closed-end markets, such as Palilulska and Old Mercator, they will start operating on Monday, April 27th.
Belgrade Deputy Mayor Goran Vesic said yesterday that markets could only operate under certain conditions.

"When all this is over, this weekend will prove to be crucial," Goran Vesic says of the upcoming longest curfew.
He added that all on-call services in Belgrade work, and there are on-call teams in all public companies.
"Everything works and the city has to function," he says.

As deputy mayor of Belgrade Goran Vesic stated for Tanjug earlier, this temporary hospital will have about 1.500 beds.