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"Reforms of cadastre for welfare of citizens, economy"
For several months now, work has been done to make sure "the issue would no longer be such a cancerous problem for our citizens and the economy," Brnabic said, according to the government.
PM says Serbia could become leader in e-services
This will happen "if everything goes according to the plan of the Serbian government and the Office for Information Technology and e-Government," Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said on Wednesday.
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Albania Civil Service Watchdog Slates 'Illegal' Hires
A new report by the Civil Service Commissioner says far too many posts in the public sector in Albania are still being filled by direct appointments – instead of following legal procedures.
Truck drivers stage protest near Athens toll gates
Greek truck drivers staged a demonstration on Saturday at the Afidnes toll gates near Athens. Around 500 vehicles were parked along the side of the national highway by truck drivers who are complaining about the impact of the country's financial crisis on their sector.
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Civil servants prepare for earnings increases
The end of the freeze on salaries that was introduced in 2015 will entail raises in civil servants' earnings from this year and an additional cost to the state coffers amounting to 143 million euros.
A circular issued by the Finance Ministry clarifies that the suspension of salary increases for all civil servants ended on December 31, 2017.
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Government adopts eGovernment bill
BELGRADE - The Serbian government on Thursday adopted an eGovernment bill that should enable simpler, more transparent and more efficient operation of electronic public services.
One of the key goals of the bill is to facilitate electronic communication between citizens, legal persons and NGOs with administrative authorities, the government press office said in a statement.
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First state data center opens in Belgrade
It houses key information and communication infrastructure important for the efficient functioning of electronic administration and the development of new services for citizens and businesses.
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The Bulgarian Red Cross Teaches First Aid to Volunteers of the Bulgarian EU Presidency
On December 6, 7 and 8, 2017, at the National Training Center of the Bulgarian Red Cross in Lozen, 100 volunteers will be trained for the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, reports BNT.
And today, on the occasion of the International Volunteer Day, the Bulgarian Youth Red Cross demonstrates the strength of volunteering by rescuing victims of disasters.
1/3 of the Measures Against Bureaucracy the Government Imposed have been Fulfilled
About one third of measures to reduce administrative burdens for citizens and businesses identified by the government are already a fact, reports mediapool.
Jovanovic: Digitisation a priority for Serbian government
BELGRADE - Digitisation is a priority for the Serbian government as part of its efforts to create an efficient, economical and transparent public administration - if we have such an administration, corruption is lower and people are more satisfied, says Mihajlo Jovanovic, head of the government office for IT and e-government.