Minister of Health Zlatibor Lončar met today with doctors who have returned from abroad, at the Serbian government building, where he handed them their employment contracts.
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Employment contracts handed to doctors returning from abroad
Belgrade,
20 December 2024
Lončar explained that these are five families that are moving from the United States of America, Norway and the United Arab Emirates to live and work in Serbia.
He noted that following a meeting with the Serbian diaspora at the Embassy of Serbia in London, an office was opened to assist those considering returning to Serbia, adding that the first five employment contracts have been delivered today and that there are more those interested.
Author:
Tanjug
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