Prime Minister Miloš Vučević attended tonight the marking of the 100th anniversary of the University Children’s Clinic in Belgrade.
Q:
A:
University Children’s Clinic marks first centenary
Belgrade,
10 October 2024
At the ceremony in the National Theatre, Vučević emphasised that treating children is one of the most dignified professions, adding that the figures are impressive, as 7,000 operations are performed at the clinic annually.
The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to all the generations who worked at this clinic at Tiršova Street, while he wished the employees of that institution to have the best possible working conditions, many new colleagues, but also less work.
Thank you for treating our children in a professional and responsible manner, but above all with a lot of care and love, the Prime Minister said.
PHOTOS: Slobodan Miljević
-
Belgrade, 20 December 2024Students not participating in blockades have right to take exams
-
Belgrade, 18 December 2024Cooperation with AFD to strengthen Serbian economy
-
Belgrade, 18 December 2024Serbia committed to strengthening partnership, cooperation with UK
-
Belgrade, 18 December 2024Government remains committed to continuing reforms, strengthening rule of law
-
Belgrade, 17 December 2024Continuation of strengthening, modernisation of Serbian Armed Forces
-
Belgrade, 17 December 2024Government’s even greater commitment to improving citizens’ quality of life
-
Belgrade, 16 December 2024Cooperation with Socio-Economic Council on issues of importance for social dialogue
-
Belgrade, 16 December 2024Government meets all requests of part of students blocking university work
-
Lazarevac, 15 December 2024Battle of Kolubara magnificent victory of courage, love for freedom
-
Belgrade, 13 December 2024Opening of INTERPOL regional bureau in Belgrade of key security importance for region