JULY 23 2012 16:43h
The president of the Serbian national council for cooperation with the war crimes tribunal in The Hague and Labour Minister Rasim Ljajic said on Thursday his Social Democratic Party of Serbia (SDPS) would be part of the new Serbian government and that he would be deputy prime minister and minister for trade and telecommunications.
Ljajic addressed the press after a meeting of the SDPD presidency and said that the party presidency had unanimously decided that the SDPS would be part of the new ruling majority. (Hina)
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