National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia / Activities / Activity details
Wednesday, 16 July 2003
22nd session of the Committee on Defence and Security held
Report on the Activities of the Serbian Ministry of the InteriorAt the sitting held on 16 July 2003, the Deputies discussed the Report on the Activities of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior for the period January - June 2003.Members of the Committee were acquainted with the Ministry’s activities by the head of the Public Security Service of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior, General Sreten Lukic, and his assistants.
Report on the Activities of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior
At the sitting held on 16 July 2003, the Deputies discussed the Report on the Activities of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior for the period January - June 2003.
Members of the Committee were acquainted with the Ministry’s activities by the head of the Public Security Service of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior, General Sreten Lukic, and his assistants. He stressed that stable public order and peace had been preserved in Serbia, that the general security of people and property had increased, and that security in southern Serbia had been maintained. The priorities of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior in the coming period will be the arrest of the remaining members of the “Zemun clan”, the solving of murders whose perpetrators are still unknown, and the strengthening of measures implemented in the fight against terrorism and illegal drug trade.
The Deputies passed a positive judgement on the Report on the Activities of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior.
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