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Prime Minister and government members pay homage to Zoran Djindjic
Belgrade,
12 March 2006
On the occasion of three years from the assassination of prime minister Zoran Djindjic, Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica and government members today laid a wreath to the memorial plaque in front of the Serbian government building and paid homage to the killed prime minister.
Members of Djindjic’s government also laid wreaths to the memorial plaque and paid homage to the former prime minister.
Family members of the killed prime minister laid wreaths and lit candles on his tomb in the Lane of the Great at Belgrade’s new cemetery, where several thousand citizens gathered to pay homage to Zoran Djindjic.PHOTO GALLERY
Family members of the killed prime minister laid wreaths and lit candles on his tomb in the Lane of the Great at Belgrade’s new cemetery, where several thousand citizens gathered to pay homage to Zoran Djindjic.
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