President, PM receive Russian state auditor

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić met on Thursday in Belgrade with Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation Sergei Stepashin.

Izvor: Tanjug

Thursday, 20.12.2012.

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BELGRADE Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic met on Thursday in Belgrade with Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation Sergei Stepashin. The president noted that it was necessary to carefully control all financial flows, "to make sure no individual was allowed to distort the excellent relations between Serbia and Russia for selfish interests". President, PM receive Russian state auditor “When it comes to Serbia, the state auditor is completely independent, has the full support of state authorities, and is only being sought to detect any irregularities in the spending of the state money,” Nikolic was quoted as saying by his press office. Nikolic added that Serbia and Russia now have much better relations than before, and that the cooperation between the two countries had resulted in "a lot of financial transactions". Stepashin said he and the Serbian state auditor had agreed that after the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement, major joint projects should be subject to a joint audit by the two countries, adding that the joint work of the state auditors should help further improve the relationship between Russia and Serbia. Stepashin conveyed "the warm greetings" of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin to Nikolic. Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic also received the Russian official today, to say that the cooperation between the state audit institutions of the two countries was aimed at creating a better business environment and improving investment flows. Dacic and Stepashin noted that the friendly relations between Serbia and Russia should help promote the economic cooperation. The two officials stresses that there were great opportunities for cooperation in infrastructure projects, the Serbian government stated on Thursday in Belgrade. (Beta) Tanjug

President, PM receive Russian state auditor

“When it comes to Serbia, the state auditor is completely independent, has the full support of state authorities, and is only being sought to detect any irregularities in the spending of the state money,” Nikolić was quoted as saying by his press office.

Nikolić added that Serbia and Russia now have much better relations than before, and that the cooperation between the two countries had resulted in "a lot of financial transactions".

Stepashin said he and the Serbian state auditor had agreed that after the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement, major joint projects should be subject to a joint audit by the two countries, adding that the joint work of the state auditors should help further improve the relationship between Russia and Serbia.

Stepashin conveyed "the warm greetings" of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin to Nikolić.

Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić also received the Russian official today, to say that the cooperation between the state audit institutions of the two countries was aimed at creating a better business environment and improving investment flows.

Dačić and Stepashin noted that the friendly relations between Serbia and Russia should help promote the economic cooperation.

The two officials stresses that there were great opportunities for cooperation in infrastructure projects, the Serbian government stated on Thursday in Belgrade.

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