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President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, attends the ceremonial opening of the factories of the Japanese corporation Nidec in Novi Sad. You can watch the broadcast on TV B92 and TV Prva.
Vui has arrived and is touring the factory with its management. Together they look at the electric machines that this factory produces.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija CEO Vladimir Lucic says a recent agreement on business and technical cooperation between Microsoft and Telekom Srbija's TS Ventures Fund will help to multiply the value of Serbian IT sector exports.

The agreement was signed on March 27.

We put the interests of our viewers first and we are extremely glad that SBB also saw the enormous importance of television Prva, B92 and Happy in its business.
The agreement was reached to the satisfaction of both parties.

In addition to numerous topics, Vui also discussed the cable operator.

President Aleksandar Vui said that as far as he is personally concerned, that decision is "scandalous".
"I think I understand why they're doing it. They're doing it to kick out Prva, then B92. I think they want to kick out Happy, too. I don't know which broadcasters will remain on air on that cable channel. They're doing it to artificially boost Nova S and N1's ratings.

Please find enclosed full transcript of TV Prva's statement.

In the show, Vui will discuss all current topics: To whom will he give the mandate for the composition of the Government? Will Serbia impose sanctions on Russia? What awaits him at the meeting with Kurti in Brussels? What is Pristina preparing for since September? What did he do to anger the Croats? To what extent will Serbia be affected by the tsunami of the world economic crisis?

Citizens will be the first to know the election results.
The special show "Serbia chooses" starts on Sunday at 8 p.m.

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