Democrat named new Telekom chief

The government Thursday appointed Branko Raduljko the new Telekom Srbija CEO . Raduljko was the secretary general of President Boris Tadic and will be replacing Drasko Petrovic as Telekom CEO. Democrat named new Telekom chief Raduljko earned a law school degree to begin his carreer in a legal office, after which we worked in the international humanitarian sector. He was an advisor to late prime minister Zoran Djindjic and chief of prime minister Zoran Zivkovic's cabinet. Raduljko is a member of the Democratic Party. President Boris Tadic appointed Raduljko as a special advisor for regional politics in 2004 and was his general secretary since June 2006. The new boss of Serbia's state-owned telecommunications giant will likely oversee the company's privatization and IPO.

Democrat named new Telekom chief

Raduljko earned a law school degree to begin his carreer in a legal office, after which we worked in the international humanitarian sector.

He was an advisor to late prime minister Zoran Đinđić and chief of prime minister Zoran Živković's cabinet.

Raduljko is a member of the Democratic Party.

President Boris Tadić appointed Raduljko as a special advisor for regional politics in 2004 and was his general secretary since June 2006.

The new boss of Serbia's state-owned telecommunications giant will likely oversee the company's privatization and IPO.