The Vice President of the Government of Serbia prof. Dr. Zoran Mihailovic, during his chairing of the third session with the Coordinative body for monitoring the implementation of the Strategy for Social Inclusion of Roma in Serbia (2016-2025), where the implementation of projects for inclusion of Roma and preparation of a new Action Plan and implementation of durable housing solutions and infrastructure improvements in Roma settlements.
At the same time, it was discussed about the establishment of regional standards for responsible budgeting of the policy for inclusion of Roma.

Mihajlovic stressed that the Government of Serbia is committed to the inclusion of the Roma community in the society, which implies better conditions in the areas of employment, social protection, education, health and housing.

She informed the members of the Coordinative Body that at the moment a project for improvement of the infrastructure and housing conditions in the Roma settlements in 13 cities and municipalities worth over 9 million Euros is being implemented, and that through the new IPA programs will be provided 20 million euros for social housing and employment of Roma.

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A small number of asylum seekers from Western countries who received the right to stay in Germany last year are "special cases", writes "Deutsche Welle", saying that those who are denied and can never obtain a visa to enter the country.
 
The German law guarantees the right to asylum for political persecution of persons, while asylum-seekers coming from Macedonia, Serbia, Albania, BiH and Kosovo will be rejected because Germany has named these countries as "safe origin" by 2015, ie countries where there is no political persecution.

The federal office has since rejected more than 97% of applications for asylum from the Western Balkans.

The Western Balkan asylum seekers who have been rejected have to bear in mind that in the future they will be barred from entry not only in Germany, but in all Schengen countries, the Deutsche Welle notes.