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National Assembly Speaker at the constituting session of the National Council for Culture
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
NARS Speaker Opens National Council for Culture Constituting Session
Today at the National Assembly House, National Assembly Speaker Prof. Dr Slavica Djukic Dejanovic opened the constituting session of the National Council for Culture.
The Speaker reminded that at the Fourth Sitting of the First Regular Session held on 25 May 2011 the National Assembly elected 19 council members at the proposal of the legally designated proposers.
The National Council for Culture, as an expert advisory body is being founded in order to ensure constant expert support for the preservation, development and spreading of culture said Minister of Culture, Information and Information Society Predrag Markovic. The council members are elected from the ranks of renowned and established artists and experts.
Today’s session was attended by Mileta Prodanovic, Vesna Injac Malbasa, Milica Todorovic, Dusan Kovacevic, Marina Neskovic, Dusko Paunkovic, Aleksandar Denic, Slobodan Vujovic, Dusan Otasevic, Miro Vuksanovic, Egon Savin, Gordana Komad Arsenijevic, Karolj Vicek and Muhecin Fijuljanin.
The continuation of the constituting session is scheduled for 7 September 2011.
The National Council for Culture, as an expert advisory body is being founded in order to ensure constant expert support for the preservation, development and spreading of culture said Minister of Culture, Information and Information Society Predrag Markovic. The council members are elected from the ranks of renowned and established artists and experts.
Today’s session was attended by Mileta Prodanovic, Vesna Injac Malbasa, Milica Todorovic, Dusan Kovacevic, Marina Neskovic, Dusko Paunkovic, Aleksandar Denic, Slobodan Vujovic, Dusan Otasevic, Miro Vuksanovic, Egon Savin, Gordana Komad Arsenijevic, Karolj Vicek and Muhecin Fijuljanin.
The continuation of the constituting session is scheduled for 7 September 2011.
