The Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, Prof. Dr Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic was received by the People’s Committee Secretary (Minister of Health) and Co-Chairman of the Serbia-Libya Mixed Committee Mohamed Mahmoud Hijazi.

Hijazi briefed the Speaker on the health care in Libya and expressed his pleasure at the NARS Speaker’s visit to Libya, emphasising its importance for the further expansion of Libya-Serbia relations. Hijazi stated Libya’s readiness to create two educational centres where Serbian doctors would share their experience and knowledge with Libyan medical personnel.

On the occasion, the NARS Speaker visited one of the biggest hospitals in Libya, near Tripoli, and stressed her pleasure with the equipment, facilities, human resources and conditions for the treatment of health care beneficiaries.

Djukic-Dejanovic also talked to the President of the World Centre for the Research and Studies on the Green Book Ibrahim. The Green Book, translated into French and English as well as into Serbian, attempts to resolve the issue of democracy – people’s rule, issue of economy – socialism, as well as the social basis of the third universal theory.

The Serbian National Assembly Speaker, along with Vesna Marjanovic, Culture Committee Chairperson and President of the Friendship Group with Africa, suggested that Libyan Culture Days be organised in Belgrade to present Libyan history, cultural heritage, dress, script, food, music to the citizens of Serbia, thus launching the cultural cooperation between Serbia and Libya.