Ana Brnabic Andrea Orizio OSCE (Photo: Government of Serbia / Slobodan Miljevic)
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic has met with OSCE mission chief in Serbia Andrea Orizio on projects that her cabinet is implementing in association with the OSCE and also Belgrade's cooperation with the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR).
Brnabic said that her government would create a working group which, together with the ODIHR, would work on further reforms of the election process and added that, since beginning cooperation with the ODIHR, a number of recommendations had been adopted, such as advancing the Integrated Voter Rolls system and operation of the Republican Electoral Commission.
Orizio lauded the Serbian Cabinet's devotion to the process of reforms, saying that the ODIHR "will naturally offer a substantial contribution" to that and added that the OSCE mission was ready to offer its technical help, a statement said.
Brnabic and Orizio also discussed the process of adopting a Media Strategy which the OSCE mission offered its support for, and agreed, according to the statement, that it was important to maintain the transparency and inclusive character of the process until the very end.
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