Commissioner for information of public significance Rodoljub Šabić and Ambassador Joseph Ljoveras, leader of delegation of the European Committee have held talks in Belgrade today. The topic of the conversation were questions regarding the approaching of Serbia to the EU, namely the adjustment of its legal system with the European, and especially results in the field of advancement in human rights and freedom and in the fight against abuse and corruption.
Commissioner for Information of Public Importance, Rodoljub Šabić, spoke with Charles Gorens and Andreas Gross, reporters of the Monitoring Committee in the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly. Talks have been lead within the monitoring procedure of fulfilling obligations that the Republic of Serbia has taken over by its membership in the Council of Europe.
Public Information Commissioner, Rodoljub Šabić and Jens Modvig, Director of the United Nations Representative Office in our country discussed results and problems of the Serbian democratic transition process, and particularly the realization of the freedom of access to information as a crucial prerequisite for the successful transition process.
At the request of Beta Agency to comment his statement that he expected the Supreme Court to reject the charge by the Ministry of Infrastructure on Information Commissioner's Decision concerning access to information from the Concession Contract for Horgos - Pozega highway, the Commissioner Rodoljub Sabic stated:
„It is true that I have stated with 100% certainty how I expect the Supreme Court to discard the charge by the Ministry of Infrastructure against Information Commissioner's Decision in the case of Horgos-Pozega. Of course, such statement is not an arbitrary estimation, this does not concern me, it is rather an attitude based on entirely realistic facts.
