European Movement in Serbia organized a corporate conference "Education in Serbia - Jobs for the Future", attended by directors of leading companies operating in our country, representatives of governmental and non-governmental sectors, chambers of commerce, diplomatic and academic community. The main theme of the firsth in the series of planned corporate conferencies, which gathered nearly 200 hundred people in Belgrades “Aeroclub” on April 12th,, were current changes in education sector in Serbia, with a special focus on harmonizing the secondary and higher education system with the needs of the labour market and companies operating in Serbia.

The National Convention on the European Union organized a meeting within Internal Dialogue on Kosovo titled "The solution of the Kosovo Issue - a Chance or Threat to the European perspective of Serbia" in the Palace of Serbia.President of Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić and Jadranka Joksimović, Minister for European Integration, both attended the meeting, as well as representatives of governmental bodies and around 40 representatives of civil society organizations, members of the National Convention on the European Union (NCEU).

Almost half of citizens (49%) in Serbia don’t know who to address in cases of patients’ rights violation. Furthermore, more than half admits to be poorly informed about patients' rights.

The results of the focus groups held in Niš and Belgrade show that citizens feel that they are not timely informed on newly introduced changes within health care system. For example, replacement procedure of new health insurance cards has created many difficulties due to lack of information about the deadlines. Furthermore, almost 60% of citizens haven’t heard about the possibilities get private healthcare services and refund their costs in cases when public institution cannot provide services within 30 days.