Wreaths and flowers laid at Đinđić's grave

BELGRADE Members of the family of Zoran Djindjic and his former associates on Tuesday visited his grave and placed wreaths and flowers on the anniversary of his death. The mother of the slain Serbian prime minister, Mila Djindjic, was among them, as were his window and son, Ruzica and Luka. Wreaths and flowers laid at Djindjic's grave Several ministers who served in Djindjic's cabinet - Aleksandar Vlahovic, Gordana Matkovic, Slobodan Milosavljevic and Dragoslav Sumarac - paid their respects today. Zoran Zivkovic, who took over as prime minister after the March 12, 2003 assassination, also visited the grave, as did a delegation of the United Regions of Serbia, headed by Mladjan Dinkic. Numerous members of the Democratic Party (DS) and citizens today went to the Alley of Deserving Citizens at Belgrade's New Cemetery to honor the former prime minister. Today marks a decade since Zoran Djindjic was shot and killed in front of the government headquarters in Belgrade. Tens of thousands of people, headed by Boris Tadic, Cedomir Jovanovic, and Dragan Djilas, also took part in a walk organized in Belgrade in memory of the assassinated prime minister by the opposition DS and LDP parties. More photos (Tanjug) Officials honor Djindjic Serbia's Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and cabinet ministers on Tuesday laid a wreath at the memorial plaque in the courtyard of the Serbian government building, in front of the entrance where prime minister Zoran Djindjic was killed ten years ago today. Wreaths were laid in the presence of First Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Aleksandar Vucic, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor and Employment Jovan Krkobabic, Deputy Prime Minister in charge of European integration Suzana Grubjesic, Minister of Agriculture Goran Knezevic, Minister of Construction and Urbanism Velimir Ilic, and Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development Zarko Obradovic. Minister of Finance and Economy Mladjan Dinkic, Regional Development and Local Self-government Verica Kalanovic, Health Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic, Energy, Development and Environmental Protection Zorana Mihajlovic, Youth and Sport Alisa Maric, and the government's Secretary General Veljko Odalovic also paid their respects. Aleksandar Vucic (FoNet) Beta Tanjug

Wreaths and flowers laid at Đinđić's grave

Several ministers who served in Đinđić's cabinet - Aleksandar Vlahović, Gordana Matković, Slobodan Milosavljević and Dragoslav Šumarac - paid their respects today.

Zoran Živković, who took over as prime minister after the March 12, 2003 assassination, also visited the grave, as did a delegation of the United Regions of Serbia, headed by Mlađan Dinkić.

Numerous members of the Democratic Party (DS) and citizens today went to the Alley of Deserving Citizens at Belgrade's New Cemetery to honor the former prime minister.

Today marks a decade since Zoran Đinđić was shot and killed in front of the government headquarters in Belgrade.

Tens of thousands of people, headed by Boris Tadić, Čedomir Jovanović, and Dragan Đilas, also took part in a walk organized in Belgrade in memory of the assassinated prime minister by the opposition DS and LDP parties.

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Officials honor Đinđić

Serbia's Prime Minister Ivica Dačić and cabinet ministers on Tuesday laid a wreath at the memorial plaque in the courtyard of the Serbian government building, in front of the entrance where prime minister Zoran Đinđić was killed ten years ago today.

Wreaths were laid in the presence of First Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Aleksandar Vučić, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor and Employment Jovan Krkobabić, Deputy Prime Minister in charge of European integration Suzana Grubješić, Minister of Agriculture Goran Knežević, Minister of Construction and Urbanism Velimir Ilić, and Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development Žarko Obradović.

Minister of Finance and Economy Mlađan Dinkić, Regional Development and Local Self-government Verica Kalanović, Health Slavica Đukić-Dejanović, Energy, Development and Environmental Protection Zorana Mihajlović, Youth and Sport Alisa Marić, and the government's Secretary General Veljko Odalović also paid their respects.