Serbia launches public service centre based off Georgian model
Tsulukiani was invited by Rujic to attend the opening ceremony of the public centre in Serbia. Photo: The Ministry of Justice
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The Republic of Serbia has opened a public service centre in the city of Lazarevic based off the Georgian model.
Minister of Public Administration and Socal self-Government of the Republic of Serbia Branko Rujik and Georgian Minister of Justice Thea Tsulukiani opened the first Georgian model-based public service centre, today.
We believe that these public service centres and other achievements in terms of accessible public services will be an excellent contribution for any country focused on quality growth and the ease of public service delivery”, Thea Tsulukiani stated.
The Georgian model of public service centres tries to make public services more accessible for citizens living in remote or difficult to reach areas.
The first Georgian model-based public service centre in the Republic of Serbia. Photo: The Ministry of Justice
Tsulukiani was invited by Rujic to attend the opening ceremony of the public centre in Serbia.
Branko Rujic visited Georgia in November 2017, when the process of implementing the Georgian model of public service centres in the Republic of Serbia was launched.
Sandra Pantelich, Mayor of Lazarevac Municipality, representatives of the Georgian and Serbian governments and Ambassador of Georgia to the Hellenic Republic attended the opening event.
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