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Members of Djindjic’s government pay tribute to late Prime Minister
Belgrade,
12 March 2008
Members of the Serbian government which was headed by Zoran Djindjic laid wreaths today and lit candles in front of the government building where Prime Minister Djindjic was assassinated five years ago.
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic, who was finance minister in Djindjic’s government, laid the wreath.
Djelic said he is proud that he was a member of Djindjic’s government and that five years after his assassination it is obvious how much the late Prime Minister is missed. He also voiced hope that those who ordered his death will be found out.
Djelic said he is proud that he was a member of Djindjic’s government and that five years after his assassination it is obvious how much the late Prime Minister is missed. He also voiced hope that those who ordered his death will be found out.
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