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12. December 2002 - Thursday |
No threat of no confidence vote: Prime Minister
BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic assessed there was no threat of Serbian Parliament tabling a no confidence motion against the Serbian government.
"I think that all parties currently participating in the Government support it. Majority of original DOS parties support our policy," Djindjic told Radio Free Europe last night.
He emphasized that he had no signals at the DOS Presidency or Serbian government session that any of the parties which supported the government two years ago would revoke that support now, except for the Democratic Party of Serbia, which clearly announced its position.
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