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Djelic: Government reshuffle in first quarter of 2011

14. December 2010. | 16:53

Source: Tanjug

Serbian Deputy Prime Minister in charge of European integration Bozidar Djelic said late on Monday that he expects the Serbian government will be reshuffled in the first quarter of 2011, which will result in a smaller and more efficient body that will work on greater employment and investments.

Serbian Deputy Prime Minister in charge of European integration Bozidar Djelic said late on Monday that he expects the Serbian government will be reshuffled in the first quarter of 2011, which will result in a smaller and more efficient body that will work on greater employment and investments.

In a live broadcast by the Radio and Television of Serbia (RTS), Djelic said that the talks on the reshuffling have not started, but that he believes consensus has been reached on the issue.

What we need is an analysis of the work of the ministries, he added.

When asked to comment on the claims by certain media that the leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), Ivica Dacic, could be the new prime minister, Djelic said that it is logical that a prime minister comes from the biggest party.

Leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Tomislav Nikolic, who also took part in the talk show, said that the current government is “the most expensive, the bulkiest, but the least efficient government with no future.”

He evaluated as “not normal” the fact that the government comprises 24 ministers, 54 state secretaries and 108 assistant ministers, and underlined that SNS holds that the state administration should be twice smaller.

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