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array_files[1]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.mup.gov.rs/cms_eng/home.nsf/permanent-stay.h","2010-08-18","44K","Permanent stay    ","     ",""," Permanent stay Почетна страна | Подешавање сајта |-- Latinica | English | Контакт | Мапа презентације Република Србија Министарство унутрашњих послова МИНИСТАРСТВО Надлежност Организација Министар Државни секретар Помоћници министра Кабинет министра Шеф Кабинета министра Биро за стратешко планирање Биро за међународну сарадњу и европске интеграције Биро за сарадњу с медијима Биро за притужбе и жалбе Биро за информације од јавног значаја Одељење за послове безбедности-- Секретаријат ДИРЕКЦИЈА ПОЛИЦИЈЕ Надлежност и организација Директор полиције Управе у седишту МУП-а Управа полиције Управа саобраћајне полиције Управа граничне полиције Управа криминалистичке полиције Управа за обезбеђење Оперативни центар Управа за управне послове Јединица за заштиту Полицијске управе Београд Подручне полицијске управе Бор Ваљево Врање Зајечар Зрењанин Јагодина Кикинда Крагујевац Краљево Крушевац Лесковац Ниш Нови Пазар Нови Сад Панчево Пирот Пожаревац Прокупље Пријепоље Смедерево Сомбор Сремска Митровица Суботица Ужице Чачак Шабац Координациона управа за КиМ Приштина Гњилане Ђаковица Косовска Митровица Призрен Пећ Урошевац Специјалне јединице Жандармерија Специјална антитерористичка јединица Противтерористичка јединица Хеликоптерска јединица Преговарачки тим СЕКТОРИ Сектор за аналитику, телекомуникационе и информационе технологије Управа за аналитику Управа за информационе технологије Управа за везу и криптозаштиту Сектор финансија, људских ресурса и заједничких послова Центар за основну полицијску обуку Управа за образовање, оспособљавање, усавршавање и науку Сектор унутрашње контроле Сектор за ванредне ситуације КУТАК ЗА МЕДИЈЕ Саопштења МУП ПУ за град Београд Подручне полицијске управе Преузимање материјала Акредитације за новинаре ИНФОРМАЦИЈЕ ЗА СТРАНЦЕ ГАЛЕРИЈА Фото галеријаФото галерија-- Видео галерија ЛИНКОВИ Државне институције Медији Међународне организације Полицијске организације Aмбасаде Стране полиције ПРЕТРАГА АКТУЕЛНО 03. - 05. октобра 2010. Конференција министара правде и унутрашњих послова Резултати рада Министарства (Јануар-Новембар 2009. година) -- САОПШТЕЊА МУП 16.08.2010. Први потпредседник владе - заменик председника владе и министар унутрашњих послова Ивица Дачић посетио је манастире Грачаницу и Бањску на Косову и Метохији...детаљније ПУ ЗА ГРАД БЕОГРАД 12.08.2010. Брзом интервенцијом београдске полиције, лишен је слободе Кристијан Живановић (1992) из Београда, због постојања основа сумње да је ноћас на Ади Циганлији физички напао двојицу немачких држављана, којима је отео личне ствари, а потом ножем задао тешке телесне повреде...детаљније 12.08.2010. Београдска полиција је идентификовала малолетне особе осумњичене да су у ноћи 9/10. августа из ОШ „Владимир Петковић Дис“ у Великом Мокром Лугу извршили кривично дело тешке крађе...детаљније 10.08.2010. Брзом интервенцијом београдске полиције, лишени су слободе Александар Маринковић и Марко Несторовић, обојица из Врчина, због постојања основа сумње да су 9. августа ове године, извршили кривично дело разбојништва у грилу „М - Митинг“...детаљније ПОДРУЧНЕ ПОЛИЦИЈСКЕ УПРАВЕ -- Permanent stay Request for permanent stay is to be submitted at writing-office of the Police Directorate for the City of Belgrade in Belgrade, Bulevar Despota Stefana 107. Permanent stay may be authorized to a foreign citizen: that continuously stayed at the Republic of Serbia for longer than five years based on temporary stay authorization, up until the date of request submitting ; -to a foreign citizen to whom was authorized temporary stay at the Republic of Serbia for the purpose of job, employment, education and studying; half of the time spent in Serbia is counted as time required for authorization of permanent stay. -Stay with repeated absence from the Republic of Serbia up to ten months or with single absence up to six months within period of five years is considered continuous stay. that has been at least three years in marriage with a citizen of the Republic of Serbia, or with foreign citizen that has permanent stay: -Marital community of living in the territory of the Republic of Serbia is herein considered to be marriage. to a juvenile staying temporary in the Republic of Serbia, if one parent is citizen of the Republic of Serbia or foreign citizen that has authorized permanent stay, with consent of other parent; to a juvenile staying temporary in the Republic of Serbia, if one parent is citizen of the Republic of Serbia or foreign citizen that has authorized permanent stay, with consent of other parent; that originates from the Republic of Serbia. Required documents for permanent stay: 1) Based on family joining: Filled form of the request Proof of paid fees: Fee in the amount of 200,00 din. Purpose of payment: submission fee Drawing account 840-742221843-57, Model number and reference number (depending upon regional police directorate where the request is being submitted) Recipient: Republic Administrative Fee Fee in the amount of 8.000,00 din. Purpose of payment: authorization for permanent stay Drawing account 840-742221843-57, Model number and reference number (depending upon regional police directorate where the request is being submitted) Recipient: Republic Administrative Fee Photocopy of passport (pages with authorized temporary stays) Two photographs, format 4x3 cm Medical certificate (issued on the form of Serbian Medical Society), - Objective of certificate issuance: for the purpose of obtaining permanent stay (not older than 6 months) Certificate or other documents on education a) Photocopy of original document b) Original translation by authorized sworn-in court interpreter Birth Certificate a) Photocopy of original document b) Original translation by authorized sworn-in court interpreter Proof of means for supporting: Certificate of Applicants employment with data regarding salary, Photocopy of record book and forms M1 and M4 (Business Register Agency +VAT) Proof of ownership, lease or other basis of dwelling Proof of kinship with citizen of the Republic of Serbia or permanently staying foreign citizen 2) Based on marriage with citizen of the Republic of Serbia or foreign citizen that has permanent stay: Filled form of the request Proof of paid fees: Fee in the amount of 200,00 din. Purpose of payment: submission fee Drawing account 840-742221843-57, Model number and reference number (depending upon regional police directorate where the request is being submitted) Recipient: Republic Administrative Fee Fee in the amount of 8.000,00 din. Purpose of payment: authorization for permanent stay Drawing account 840-742221843-57, Model number and reference number (depending upon regional police directorate where the request is being submitted) Recipient: Republic Administrative Fee Photocopy of passport (only page with photograph) Two photographs, format 4x3 cm Medical certificate (issued on the form of Serbian Medical Society), -- Objective of certificate issuance: for the purpose of obtaining permanent stay (not older than 6 months) Certificate or other documents on education a) Photocopy of original document b) Original translation by authorized sworn-in court interpreter Birth Certificate a) Photocopy of original document b) Original translation by authorized sworn-in court interpreter Marriage Certificate (on the form of the competent authority of the Republic of Serbia, not older than 6 months) Photocopy of judgment of divorce of previous marriage (of both spouses) Photocopy of Birth Certificates for children Proof of means of support: - Certificate on employment of applicant and of spouse with salary data - Photocopy of record book - Forms M1 and M4 or pension certificate Citizenship of the spouse (not o      ");
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Foundation of company, branch or bank, i.e. for persons registered into the Ruling on Registration of company, branch or bank Ruling on Registration Certificate from commercial bank of account turnover; 3.2. Foundation i.e. ownership of independent business (commercial, handcraft, catering industry etc.) or agency Ruling on Registration 3.3. Consignation, Agreement on Business Cooperation, Agreement on Business-Technical Cooperation and Transfer of Technologies Ruling on Registration of domestic companies Agreement on Cooperation between foreign and domestic legal entity Referral or delegation of the company that sends him/her (original document and translation of the authorized sworn-in-court interpreter) 3.4. Setting up of the employment Ruling on Registration of the company or other legal entity where foreign citizen sets up employment Employment Contract or Service Contract Opinion of National Employment Service when the employment is being set up for the first time or Ruling of the National Employment Service that authorizes employment setting up. 3.5. For citizens of former SFRY Republics that set up employment as domestic citizens Photocopy of record book accompanied by the original for inspection Employment Certificate Ruling on Registration of the company, unless foreign citizen is employed at public utility services company 3.6. Carrying out of temporary and occasional jobs (up to 90 days) Employment or Service Contract with legal of physical entity that owns rural property which represents his/her only income source Ruling on legal entitys registration, or in case of Agreement with physical entity, certificate that agriculture is basic activity of that entity. 3.7. Foreign athletes Ruling on club registration Agreement on hiring, verified at competent athlete federation 3.8. Marriage with citizen of the Republic of Serbia Marriage certificate, not older than six months Certificate on employment or other proof of means of support Verification of citizenship status of our citizen 3.9. Common-law marriage with citizen of the Republic of Serbia Certificate on free marital status for both persons (for the citizen of Republic of Serbia, Birth Certificate not older than six months is sufficient) Verified statement of two witnesses that they are in common-law marriage, or if they have any children together, their Birth Certificates Certificate on employment or other proof of means of support Verification of citizenship status of our citizen 3.10. Kinship with the citizen of the Republic of Serbia Proof of kinship with our citizen (Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate etc.) Verification of citizenship status of our citizen 3.11. Private visit Verification of citizenship status of our citizen Guarantee of domestic citizen and proof of possession of means for supporting Proof of personal supporting means if the guarantee is not provided by our citizen 3.12. Family member of foreign citizen staying temporary Proof of kinship with foreign citizen staying temporary (Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Certificate of the Embassy etc. with translation of sworn-in court interpreter. Spouses, their children and possibly parents are considered family members). 3.13. Accredited journalists Accreditation of the Ministry of Culture 3.14. Engagement at NGOs Letter by MFA confirms to be familiar with NGOs activity Service or Employment Contract or NGO letter that foreign citizen is engaged as volunteer 3.15. Foreign priests Proof of Church Registration or letter of support of the Ministry of Religion, as well as of NGO, if that religious community has not been registered Employment contract or letter from church that foreign citizen has been engaged at religious jobs or for the purpose of religious service 3.16. Education-studying-language studying Certificate of the university or school attended by foreign citizen 3.17. Training and practice Ruling on registration of the company where training, i.e. practice is being carried out Certificate of the institution that organizes training or practice, with accurate initiation and termination dates Agreement or certificate of carrying out training and practice 3.18. Highly professional specialization Certificate of the competent institution or organization on specialist studies with stated duration of specializationa 3.19. Employment of Lector and Professor at University Employment Contract and letter form the University 3.20. Work at foreign Diplomatic Missions and Consular Posts and private visit to Diplomatic Missions and Consular Posts personnel Letter of the Embassy with precisely stated data on working post at which foreign citizen is engaged and on duration of his engagement signed by Head of Diplomatic Mission and Consular Post, in which the reason and duration of private visit is explained. 3.21. Medical Treatment Proof of means for medical treatment and support, if the medical costs are not settled in advance Letter of medical institution with personal data of foreign citizen, predicted duration of medical treatment and way of settlement of mutual financial obligations 3.22. Officers of international institutions (World Bank, IMF...) and consultant companies engaged on realization in cooperation with other state bodies Letter of competent ministry with reference number and date of Agreement on donation or other agreement with explanation of needs regarding engagement of foreign citizen and duration 3.23. Property of residential or business structure Proof of property possession GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS LEGISLATION LEGISLATION CITY OF BELGRADE CITY OF BELGRADE © Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia • Belgrade, Blvd. Mihajla Pupina 2 This site is optimized for Internet Explorer v 7.0, 1024x768 resolution, you are using     ");
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Developing countries are most affected by disasters given the fact that they are the most vulnerable and have the least capacity to tackle them. Global warming and climate changes result in strong and frequent occurrences of huge disastrous fires, droughts, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Climate changes also contribute to ever faster destruction of the environment, whose consequences are detrimental to human health and survival of numerous species and cultural heritage. Still, disasters can be avoided. There are ways to reduce risks and limit consequences, for example, through recognising the main causes of vulnerability of society and through building capacities to address them. Disaster risk reduction involves preparedness, mitigation and prevention. Its purpose is to strengthen disaster resilience, aided with knowledge on risk management, capacity strengthening and using new technologies. Effective disaster risk reduction can significantly reduce the number casualties and damage to property. The studies of eminent international institutions have shown that each euro invested in prevention and disaster risk reduction reduces allocations for emergency response fourfold. Political commitment is of key importance for enhancement of disaster risk reduction at all levels. The United Nations and European Union encourage developing countries to accept the concept of disaster risk reduction and implement the Hyogo Framework, adopted by 168 governments, where the United Nations has developed a program policy for disaster risk reduction, i.e. natural disasters and technological accidents, through five priorities for action, namely: ensure that disaster risk reduction is a national and local priority with a strong institutional basis for implementation; identify, assess and monitor disaster risks and enhance early warning; use knowledge, innovation and education to build a culture of safety and resilience at all levels; reduce the underlying risk factors; and strengthen disaster preparedness for effective response at all levels. Disaster risk reduction requires strong institutional basis which can be attained through capacity building; good governance, promotion of respective program policies and legislation; facilitated flow of information; and effective mechanisms of coordination. Global security policy as well as national efforts in prevention and elimination of consequences of emergencies are particularly needed and productive at regional level. Security in the Balkans is more than simple protection from various threats and new challenges; it implies a complex every-day activity related to security and safety of people and environment in cases of various disasters and crises. Experience points to the need to address disasters which do not recognise borders by taking measures at national, regional and international levels for prevention and elimination of consequences of emergencies, as well as for civil protection and emergency humanitarian interventions, including measures aimed at assisting international development. The states in the Balkans have different national capacities for civil protection whose increase is necessary and requires additional support that Russia has always and will continue to provide. Concept of the Emergency Management Center in Nis is to become a regional center with the capacity to provide assistance to the countries of South Eastern Europe, but to the countries of the EU as well, in the event of great forest fires and wildfires, but also in the event of flooding, earthquakes, landslides, chemical incidents and other emergency situations. The idea behind this concept is to have, during the summer which is a high fire risk period, a certain number of Russian firefighting aircrafts stationed in Nis in order to reduce the response time in providing adequate assistance to the countries affected by extremely high temperatures and wildfires. In addition to this, this center would also provide education and training for firefighting and rescue services. The training program would cover topics such as: forest fires and wildfires, floods, earthquakes, landslides, technical-technological incidents, etc. Overview of the current state of play in the area of protection and rescue in emergency situations in the country, but in the whole region as well, shows that the region of South Eastern Europe is exposed to risks and threats in the area of emergency situations (global climate changes- great droughts, great forest fires, floods, landslides, earthquakes, as well as the technical-technological incidents). There is an obvious need, which has lately become more apparent, for joint response to the mentioned challenges which directly implies the necessity for joint planning, professional advancement and providing equipment to relevant actors and response, protection and relief operations units in emergency situations and catastrophes. The idea for the establishment of the Regional Center for Training and Activity Coordination in Emergency Situations is becoming more apparent. Due to its geographical position it would be optimal to have one center for emergency management and humanitarian assistance established in Nis. The Center would be a base for training and professional advancement of fire protection and rescue services, namely: Chiefs of professional fire protection and rescue services, Members of professional fire-rescue units, Commanders and members of headquarters for emergency situations, Members of the reserve specialized units for civil protection, Executives and staff of the organizations qualified to provide rescue and protection services, Commanders of territorial and industrial units of civil protection. The Center is a base for protection and rescue operations, storage and safeguarding of the emergency material reserves which are essential in the performance of protection and rescue activities and operations. Depending on the vulnerability assessment and the needs of the countries in the region it is possible to alternate the center’s structure, training profiles and center’s equipment which would at the same time represent a humanitarian base with all the necessary technical and material resources (aircrafts- airplanes and helicopters for assistance in different emergency situations and different types of tasks, engineering and equipment for victim aftercare and provision of first aid, etc). For all these reasons, we strongly support endeavors by the Russian Federation and the present States, which through their efforts and contributions actively participate in this important task with the aim to make the territory of the Republic of Serbia and the South Eastern Europe a safer place for all their citizens. In addition to the intensive European integration process, decisive fight against organized crime and corruption, as well as all other activities that endanger security of the Republic of Serbia and the safety of its citizens, is among top priorities of the Serbian Government and this Ministry. Standing here today, I do not hesitate to declare, with full responsibility, that we are fully committed to this goal. One of important reform activities of this Ministry is particularly related to the field of protection and rescue. We have undertaken activities for the establishment of the emergency management service within the Ministry of the Interior, and the Sector for Protection and Rescue has officially become the Sector for Emergency Management with the aim to consolidate all existing resources in protection, rescue and relief in emergency situations. 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The police have a code of ethics, approved by Serbian Government. Police functions are performed following the principles of professionalism, cooperation, legality, proportionality in using police powers, as well as the principle of subsidiarity and inflicting least detrimental consequences. In the performance of police functions only such means and measures of enforcement may be applied as are envisaged by law which help to produce the most professional results without undue harm or delay. In the fulfilment of their duties the police observe national and international standards of police conduct, requirements laid down by law and other regulations and official documents of the Republic of Serbia, and ratified international treaties and conventions. External control of the work of the police is carried out by the National Assembly, Government, competent judicial bodies, state administration bodies responsible for certain supervisory duties, and other bodies and structures authorised thereto by law. Internal control of the work of the police is carried out by the Sector for Internal Control of the Police. The General Police Directorate of the Ministry of the Interior is responsible for performance of police duties. The General Police Directorate is led by the Police Director. Police work, competences and powers are regulated by the Law on Police (The Official Journal of the Republic of Serbia, no. 101/2005). Within the territory of the Republic of Serbia, the General Police Directorate: monitors and analyzes the security situation, in particular the phenomena fostering crime; coordinates, directs and oversees the work of regional police directorates; directly performs specific complex tasks which are within the competence of regional police directorates; ensures implementation of international agreements on police cooperation and other relevant international instruments; organises and carries out forensic expertise; creates conditions for maintaining and raising police capability and preparedness to respond in emergencies; contributes to police-related security, educational, and scientific activities. The General Police Directorate comprises organisational units within the MoI Headquarters, the City of Belgrade Police Directorate, regional police directorates and police stations. Directorates and municipal police stations are established within the General Police Directorate Headquarters and the City of Belgrade Police Directorate, while departments, municipal police stations and police substations (field offices) are established within regional police directorates. The Government renders a decree concerning the principles of internal organisation of the Ministry on the basis of which regional police directorates and police stations are established, as well as their territorial jurisdiction and headquarters. The tasks of a regional police directorate are: to directly carry out police and other duties and establish local cooperation on the territory of the municipality where it is headquartered; to monitor and analyze security situation within the territory of its jurisdiction; to coordinate and control the work of police stations; and to facilitate local cooperation; to carry out, as appropriate, the duties which are within the competence of police stations; to apply security measures regarding particular individuals and facilities; to perform other duties as provided by special regulations and other official documents. Heads of regional police directorates are appointed and dismissed by the Minister. The tasks of a police station are: to directly carry out police and other duties and establish local cooperation on the territory of the municipality for which it has been established. Police Director is authorised to appoint and dismiss station commanders. The following is the chain of responsibility and command for the administration and work of police organisational units: heads of directorates within the General Police Directorate Headquarters, head of the City of Belgrade Police Directorate and heads of regional police directorates are responsible to Police Director; heads of directorates within the City of Belgrade Police Directorate and municipal police stations commanders are responsible to the Head of the City of Belgrade Police Directorate; heads of departments within regional directorates and commanders of municipal police stations and substations are responsible to the heads of their respective regional police directorates Following the line management concept, organisational units within the MoI Headquarters are operationally linked with the counterpart organisational units within regional police directorates and police stations or perform the duties within their competence on the entire territory of the jurisdiction of the Ministry (e.g. Traffic Police Directorate within MoI Headquarters → Traffic Police Directorate within the City of Belgrade Police Directorate → police departments within regional police directorates, municipal police stations). Organisational units within the MoI Headquarters and regional police directorates are led by regional heads, while police stations and substations are led by their respective commanders. Police functions are performed by: uniformed and plain-clothes officers who exercise police powers personnel having special or specific tasks which are directly related to police duties. Police officers also perform tasks which pose a threat to their health and safety and which at the same time require great responsibility and special working conditions. Special police units may be deployed for special security tasks only with prior approval of the Minister. A deployment proposal contains a plan and assessment. 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array_files[13]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.mup.gov.rs/cms_ENG/home.nsf/MOI-BCAG.h","2010-08-18","19K","Bureau for complaints and grievances    ","",""," Bureau for complaints and grievances Home | Подешавање сајта |-- Serbian Cyrillic | Serbian Latin | Contact | Site Map Republic of Serbia Ministry of Interior MINISTRY Competence Organization Minister State Secretary Assistant Minister Cabinet of the Minister Chief of Staff to the Minister of Interior Bureau for strategic planning Bureau for international cooperation and EU integration Bureau for cooperation with media Bureau for complaints and grievances Bureau for information of public importance Secretariat GENERAL POLICE DIRECTORATE Competence General Police Director SECTORS Sector for analytics, telecommunications and information technology Directorate for Analytics IT Directorate Directorate for the link and cryptography Sector for finance, human resources and common affairs Basic police training center Directorate for education, training, professional development and science Internal Affairs Sector Sector for Emergency Menagement INFORMATION FOR FOREIGNERS SEARCH -- DAILY NEWS DAILY NEWS PHOTO GALLERY PHOTO GALLERY VIDEO GALLERY VIDEO GALLERY TOURIST GUIDE TOURIST GUIDE TRAVEL GUIDE TRAVEL GUIDE MAPS OF SERBIA MAPS OF SERBIA -- BUREAU FOR COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES Fundamental activity of the Bureau for complaints and grievances is enforcement of the rules regulating a procedure of resolving complaints filed against police officers by citizens and legal persons who assume that their rights and freedoms have been violated by any unlawful or improper action of a police officer (Article 180, Law on Police and Rulebook on resolving complaints). The Bureau receives and processes complaints submitted to the Cabinet of the Minister, provides professional and administrative support to the work of a Commission for resolving complaints based within the Ministry HQ, provides professional assistance to the authorized personnel and commissions resolving complaints within the organizational units of the Ministry, keeps prescribed records and provides the Cabinet of the Minister with reports pertaining to submitted complaints, establishes direct contacts with complainants and carries out other activities related to a complaint procedure. The Bureau maintains regular contacts with citizens and takes actions upon complaints, pleas, proposals and other written documents addressed to the Cabinet of the Minister referring them to appropriate verification process and upon received report, the Bureau responds to the appealers. After a request is approved, the Bureau schedules an interview with a requesting party. • Procedure for resolving complaints (PDF - 102KB, Word doc - 32KB). Additionally, the Bureau employs personnel authorized to handle requests for free access to public information on the part of the Ministry HQ, resolves requests pertaining to work of the Cabinet of the Minister and also coordinates work providing professional assistance to authorized personnel within the regional police directorates and other organization units of the Ministry. Since establishment of the Republic of Serbia Human rights Protector Service (Ombudsman), the Bureau has been processing the cases related to requests and recommendations of the Ombudsman and maintains direct contacts with the aforementioned Service in order to promote protection of the rights that citizens exercise within the Ministry of Interior. Chief of the Bureau for complaints and grievances within the Cabinet of the Minister is Ms. Svetlana Tratar. Legal advisor for complaints and grievances in the Bureau for complaints and grievances is Ms. Jasmina Vasiljevic. Contact phone number: +381-11-3148-474 HEAD OF THE BUREAU FOR COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES Svetlana Tratar Police advisor Svetlana Tratar was born on 2 March 1957 in Podgorica. She finished primary and grammar school in Belgrade, where she graduated from the Faculty of Law in 1980. The same year she started working for the Assembly of the City of Belgrade, Secretariat for Inspections, where she was responsible for legal aspects of processing of inspection cases. She was also the Secretary of the work community council. Next, she worked in the Secretariat for the Economy, where, in addition to inspectoral, she also performed second-instance procedure duties. In 1992 she started working in the Property Rights Administration of the Assembly of the City of Belgrade, where she was in charge of affairs related to purchase of socially-owned flats. In 1994 she moved to the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Serbia, where she was a market inspector. In February 1999 she took up a post in the Belgrade Land Development Public Agency where she was responsible for property rights affairs, after which moved to the Ministry of Trade and Tourism of the Republic of Serbia, Tourist Inspection Sector, where she was the head of the Department for coordination, normative, legal, research and analytical affairs. In December 2004 she was transferred to the Ministry of the Interior, Cabinet of the Minister. She has been designated as official authorised to handle requests concerning free access to information of public importance in the seat of the Ministry. ::top GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS LEGISLATION LEGISLATION CITY OF BELGRADE CITY OF BELGRADE © Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia • Belgrade, Blvd. Mihajla Pupina 2 This site is optimized for Internet Explorer v 7.0, 1024x768 resolution, you are using     ");
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The objectives of the Media Cooperation Bureau are the following: systematic, continuous, timely and accurate informing of the public (printed and electronic media) on the relevant activities of the Ministry creating and promoting good public image of the Police and Ministry employees constant and systematic surveying of public opinion, quantity and quality of the space in printed and electronic media (foreign and domestic) dedicated to the Ministry, its work, initiatives and steps taken, events, key persons and managers, analysis of the data provided and their further use in planning future steps and initiatives in the field of propaganda and public relations. For the purpose of achieving its objectives, the Media Cooperation Bureau: applies standard procedures in media relations verifies the facts on the events requesting police action, on the basis of which it further prepares and releases public statements responds to journalists requests organises regular and extraordinary press conferences on the activities and matters falling within the competence of the Ministry facilitates meetings between the Ministry and media representatives informs the public through the presence of the Ministry representatives in the media (interviews, statements, participation in TV and radio programmes...) presents the activities of the Ministry on Internet and in the internal magazine Police Today edited by the Bureau  presents preventive acitivities of the Ministry in the propaganda materials- posters, video clips, billboards... cooperates with the film making and production companies answers to the citizens questions maintains the MoI services on the Internet site of the e-government engages in preparation and promotion of prevention and other campains... Bureau monitors every day media information related to the MoI activities, ensuring thereby timely response of the Ministry to inaccurately reported information. By analysing the manner of media reporting on the MoI activities, the MoI personnel gain insight into the public opinion, as well as in the problems of the citizens related to the operation of MoI. The Bureau keeps regular contacts with all media relations officers of the Regional Police Directorates. After many years of issuing the Police Officer magazine, the Bureau has redesigned its layout in cooperation with its editorial staff and changed its name into Police Today. The magazine is released once a month, on 24 pages in 6500 copies, except during summer, when two issues are released on 32 pages. Every issue of the magazine will be posted on the Internet site of the Ministry. Following new trends and experiences of other police services in Europe and America, the Bureau has created profiles on Youtube (page link) and Facebook (page link) that are connected to the official web presentation of the Ministry. The aim is to improve communication with the young as much as possible and to approach the citizens. The profiles on Youtube and Facebook provided citizens with opportunity to give their opinion, remarks, suggestions or ask questions. The administration of the site of the Ministry, Youtube and Facebook accounts is done by the Media Cooperation Bureau. Benefiting from the opportunities offered by Internet- electronic media with the biggest user group in the world and following modern trends in the field of functionality and design, the Bureau has redesigned the MoU web page, where the users can find information on the Ministry, their own rights and procedures for exercising rights by Serbian and foreign citizens before the Interior authorities. The Bureau personnel ensure contacts of the citizens and the media with the Ministry. Their work is organised in two shifts, including weekends and holidays, ensuring thereby the continuity of informing. The Head of the Media Cooperation Bureau of the MoI of the Republic of Serbia is Ms Suzana Vasiljević. Contact: e-mail: biro@.mup.gov.rs • Phone. +381-11-3139-781 • Fax: +381 11 3139-782 HEAD OF THE MEDIA COOPERATION BUREAU Suzana Vasiljević Suzana Vasiljević was born on October 26th, 1968. She graduated from the XII Belgrade Gymnasium. She studied Journalism and German language at „Freie Universitat“ in Berlin and at the Film Academy in Belgrade – Film and TV Unit. From April 2004 until now she has been working as a foreign press adviser in the Press Office of the Government of the Republic of Serbia, in charge of communication with the diplomatic representatives, NGOs and foreign media, organization of conferences ( EBRD Conference in Belgrade, Regional Education Ministers Conference) and PR media training seminars in the Government of the Republic of Serbia. Since 1992 she has been working as a researcher, producer, project manager, journalist, camerawoman and interpreter for several major international TV broadcasters and since 1994 as a producer of several award-winning BBC series, winners of du Pont Gold Baton and Peabody awards. From 1992 to 1993 she worked as the producer and Deputy Head of the Correspondent’s Office in German television ARD, and from 1991 to 1992 as an interpreter and producer in Austrian television ORF. Her movie „Memories of Srebrenica” was a „Gold olive“ award winner in the best director category at the Film Festival in Bar, 2005. She attended courses for PR’s in the USA, Seminar organized by the State Department, PR Seminars and Crisis Management Seminar organized by OSCE and Council of Europe, PR and External Communication Course in organization of the National Democratic Institute, and Seminar on PR in transitional governments organized by Conrad Adenauer Stifftung Foundation. She is fluent in German and English. ::top GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS LEGISLATION LEGISLATION CITY OF BELGRADE CITY OF BELGRADE © Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia • Belgrade, Blvd. Mihajla Pupina 2 This site is optimized for Internet Explorer v 7.0, 1024x768 resolution, you are using     ");
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Its objective is to provide directions, monitor and coordinate the reform processes being implemented by the Ministry of Interior and evaluate status and position of the Ministry as a whole. Strategic planning is a process designed to determine objective position of the Ministry in any given moment, define objectives that we intend to achieve as well as steps necessary to be taken in order to attain our goals. The Bureau conducts analysis of the present situation, determines strategic directions and goals, defines strategies to be implemented, and exercises strategic control and management. Law on Police stipulates that the Ministry shall adopt a document on “Strategic Plan of Police”. Appropriate planning and defining ensures job groups identification, adequate assignment of tasks and functional connection of various organizational units which enable more efficient communication and coordination of all activities. A number of processes could be put under control in order to avoid untimely reactions, unnecessary work and engagement of employees and unfavorable results. Bearing in mind that the Ministry of Interior conducts a number of operational and strategic activities, the Ministry as a whole could get better results only if its activities are harmonized in a systematic manner. To ensure that documents pertaining to a strategy are conceivable and approved by beneficiaries, the Bureau for strategic planning is composed of selected personnel with work experience in different fields within the Ministry of Interior scope of work, since relevant knowledge about various lines of duty is essential in addition to a project writing proficiency and good communication capability. Chief of the Bureau for Strategic Planning in the Cabinet of the Minister is Dražen Maravić. Contact phone number: +381-11-313-17-19 HEAD OF THE BUREAU FOR STRATEGIC PLANNING Dražen Maravić Lieutenant Drazen Maravic was born on June 14th, 1975 in Subotica, where he completed his primary and secondary education - Svetozar Markovic High School. He graduated from the Faculty of Law, Novi Sad University in 2000. He completed Diplomatic Academy Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Serbia and Montenegro, and passed a diplomatic-consular exam. He specialized in Global and National Security at the Section for International Relations, Faculty of Political Studies, Belgrade University. He is about to obtain his Master Degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology at the Faculty of Law, Novi Sad University. He passed the State Exam for employees in Government bodies in 2003. Maravic won a Great Britain Government Scholarship - Chevening Fellowship for 2006. He completed a training program Fighting International Organized Crime in Great Britain, at the CENTREX Police College in Bramshill. From February 2001 until September 2002, Maravic worked at the District Court in Subotica; from September 2002 until June 2003 he completed his military service in teh Yugoslav Army (VJ). He worked in the Executive Council of Autonomous Region Vojvodina - Regional Secretariat for Sport and Youth as an expert for international cooperation (June 2003 - September 2004). From October 2004 to April 2005 he worked in the Ministry for Economic Relations with Foreign Countries as an expert in the Sector for Multilateral and Regional Trade Cooperation. He has worked in the MoI from April 2005. He speaks English and basic German. He is married, with one child. GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS LEGISLATION LEGISLATION CITY OF BELGRADE CITY OF BELGRADE © Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia • Belgrade, Blvd. Mihajla Pupina 2 This site is optimized for Internet Explorer v 7.0, 1024x768 resolution, you are using     ");
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array_files[26]=new Array(0,4,"http://www.mup.gov.rs/cms/resursi.nsf/Flajer%20engleski%20sajt.pdf","2010-07-21","371K"," Flajer - engleski.cdr    ","","","Foreword as strategic framework The Communication Strategy of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia from 2010 to 2012 includes basic guidelines for development in the area of communication; it is based on the European experiences in the development of modern society, and draws on the directives of the European Union relating to the area of communication. Transparency is one of pivotal attributes of police work in countries with a long democratic tradition, and is of even greater importance in the countries in transition aiming for qualitative changes in police structures. The Law on Police itself defines police as a public service which is required to inform the public on the events and matters within their jurisdiction; information may be withheld when justified in certain cases only. The basis of good communication is in ensuring that all parties interested be informed of the regular activities and future reform of the Ministry. This is achievable by utilizing simple but effective communication channels that make it possible to both distribute information and obtain feedback from internal and external audiences (such as employees, partner organizations, and other interested parties). Successful and effective communication makes it possible for us to provide information to the public and our partner agencies in an adequate manner, as well as to foster better understanding of how the employees of the Ministry execute their duties, enhance support for our work in the community, and identify and pinpoint the anxiety, concerns and aspirations of both, the members of the society and the Ministry employees. Regularly conducted annual public opinion polls initiated in 2008 indicate that the Ministry has made progress through its open and active approach to the media and the public in general. An increase in the number of articles published, and affirmative comments of the public in relation to police work are indicative of the importance of public relations. This brought a growing interest of both the media and the citizens in the work of the police. We have therefore been encouraged to define the guidelines for communication development set out in the Communication Strategy of the Ministry of Interior. Suzana Vasiljevic Head of the Bureau for Media Relations communication strategy of the ministry of interior from strategy communication 2010 to 2012 of the ministry of interior from 2010 to 2012 Vision Communication which will open the way to reforms of the Ministry of Interior in line with European norms. the fact that the Police detect and work on the prevention of crime in order to improve the quality of life. To improve the sense of security and increase the satisfaction with the work of the Ministry Confidence in the Police Service reflects the confidence of every single citizen that the Police are capable to perform their given tasks; in this way Serbia will be a safer country in which to live, work and develop. To encourage the positive attitude towards the police personnel of the Ministry Partner organizations and other members of the community should have greater understanding for the challenges the Ministry of Interior face, and they should be informed about them. To raise awareness of the Ministry employees through the improvement of communication All employees should be aware of the influence their work has on the development of the community in general, as well as of their responsibility when it comes to communication, both external and internal. To improve the performance of employees by keeping them informed on a regular basis The employees are informed on development of the police service by means of publications or the Internet. This could be improved through the participation of all organizational units of the Ministry in creating the police magazine called `Police today, where respective action plans of each unit, as well as their activities, would be presented. Internal capacity building (training) To organize and conduct trainings aimed at professional development of all police personnel, both in the Ministry headquarters and other police departments, who perform public relations tasks, as well as those who communicate to the public information and positions of the Ministry. Mission To initiate, create and practice pro-active and co-operative communication that will enhance the good reputation, transparency and accountability of the Ministry. Values Transparency the police must be open, clear and straightforward when it comes to their stance and the way they communicate, in order to avoid ambiguity in the messages conveyed the messages conveyed to the public should present a true picture of police performance the public should be confident that police take responsibility for their activities, both repressive and preventive to formulate creative and inventive messages in order to increase interest of the general public to be one step ahead by possessing timely and ready information the Ministry personnel shall act in compliance with the Code of Conduct, as regulated by the relevant normative legislation. � to make sure that all information is forwarded in a professional, accurate and timely manner, in due time, to both internal and external audiences, upholding the principle to respect the diversity of the target groups � to maintain the culture of good communication in all lines of work within the police service, both horizontally and vertically, and throughout the organization as the fundamental principle of successful management � to make messages we send simple and understandable � to make sure that the police personnel continually promote the good reputation of the organization Target groups The Strategy defines internal and external target groups. The internal group comprises of the Ministry personnel. The external group consists of: (1)The media � domestic and foreign (2) The citizens and non-government organizations (3) International Community � international organizations and embassies (4) State institutions Objectivity Responsibility Results assessment � Evaluation The Strategy evaluation process is being developed so as to become a regular activity in order to: � measure the influence and effectiveness of the existing and new communication methods � promote the most successful communication practices through services rendered � improve the communication channels and achieve the goals and objectives defined in the Strategy � inform interested parties on the success of the Strategy implementation Creativity Pro-activity Security culture Overall objective To increase support and confidence of the citizens of Serbia in the work of the Ministry by enhancing both internal and external communication in the period from 2010 to 2012. Strategy implementation The Communication Strategy of the Ministry of Interior defines the main directions and objectives of communication for the period from 2010 to 2012. The implementation of the Strategy is expected to contribute to the safety of society as a whole, bearing in mind that the Police Service is in the service of citizens, and that police personnel are individuals with a clear professional identity working to protect the citizens and prevent all crime. Specific objectives To develop proactive interaction with the public By taking initiative, reacting in a timely manner and providing information we should present a true picture of events to our citizens, thus avoiding the misrepresentation of facts (preventing creation of rumors) which bring about a sense of insecurity. To provide timely and consistent information Issuance of timely information should make the public aware of Strategic recommendations The above mentioned can be achieved through the implementation of the following strategic recommendations: � to make communication the basis of all our actions � to make communication the responsibility of us all � to encourage open, straightforward, constructive, two-way dialogue that would facilitate the accessibility to information, influence, engagement, listening to and consulting with internal and external users Contact All suggestions and comments are welcome and can be sent to the following e-mail address biro@mup.gov.rs     ");
array_files[27]=new Array(0,8,"http://www.mup.gov.rs/cms/resursi.nsf/Law%20on%20Foreigners.doc","2009-11-11","164K","Law%20on%20Foreigners.doc    ","",""," LAW ON FOREIGNers I. BASIC PROVISIONS SUBJECT OF THE LAW Article 1 This Law shall stipulate the conditions for entry, movement and stay of foreigners, as well as the competence and activities of the public administration bodies in the Republic of Serbia with respect to entry, movement and stay of foreigners in the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Implementation of the Law Article 2 This Law shall not apply for the foreigners who: 1) Have applied for asylum, or have been granted asylum in the Republic of Serbia, unless otherwise stipulated by the Law; 2) Enjoy privileges and immunities pursuant to the international law, as regards the provisions hereof which are excluded as a result of these privileges and immunities; 3) Have been granted the status of refugee. Stateless persons shall be the subject of the provisions of the Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, if this is more favourable to them. Definition of terms Article 3 Certain terms used for the purpose of this Law shall have the following meaning: 1) Foreigner shall mean any person who does not have the citizenship of the Republic of Serbia; 2) Competent authority shall mean a territorial unit of the Ministry of Interior (hereinafter referred to as: the Ministry), competent for the affairs related to foreigners; 3) Border police shall mean an organisational unit of the Ministry, directly responsible for the affairs of border control and other state border protection activities; 4) Entry into the Republic of Serbia shall mean the entry of foreigners into its territory, approved by the competent public authority, by crossing the state border, i.e. the state border crossing where border control is performed. The stay of foreigners in the transit area of airports or harbour and port anchorage through which international transport is conducted shall not, in the context of this Law, be regarded as entry into the Republic of Serbia; 5) Transit shall mean the crossing over the territory of the Republic of Serbia; 6) Border control shall imply the inspection of persons and travel documents, means of transportation and goods, conducted at the border crossing point prior to the intended crossing of the state border, or immediately after having crossed the state border, as well as other control pursuant to the law; 7) Foreign travel document shall mean ordinary personal, family, collective, diplomatic or service passport, seamans book containing a visa and other documents recognised by international treaties as travel documents, which can be used to reveal identity of its holder, the term of validity of which has not expired and which has been issued in accordance with the regulations of a foreign country or by a relevant act of an international organisation; 8) Foreigner travel document shall mean a refugee travel document, a stateless persons travel documents and foreigners laissez-passer; 9) Foreigner identity card shall mean identification document issued to a foreigner permanently resident in Serbia, or a foreigner in temporary residence who does not have a valid travel document; 10) Carrier shall mean a natural person or a legal entity registered as provider of public passenger transportation services in air, road, waterway or railway traffic; 11) Detention centre for foreigners shall imply facilities for accommodation of foreigners who have been denied entry into the country, or on whom banishment or removal from the country has been imposed but it is not possible to dispatch them in this manner, and who have been ordered to stay under close police surveillance, according to the law. Entry and stay of foreigners Article 4 A foreigner may enter into and stay in the Republic of Serbia, under the conditions stipulated by this Law, using a valid travel document containing a visa, or a permission to stay, unless provided otherwise by the law or an international treaty. Limitation or prohibition of movement Article 5 Movement and stay in a specific territory in the Republic of Serbia shall be limited or prohibited to a foreigner if this is necessary due to reasons related to protection of public order or safety of the Republic of Serbia and its citizens, or pursuant to an international treaty. Compliance with laws Article 6 A foreigner shall be obliged to observe the regulations and decisions of the public authorities during his/her movement and stay in the Republic of Serbia. Application of legislation in the decision-making procedure regarding the rights and obligations of foreigners Article 7 The provisions of the law regulating the general administrative procedure shall apply in the decision-making procedure regarding the rights and obligations of foreigners, unless otherwise stipulated by this law. As regards the procedure of registering the place of permanent or temporary residence or termination of permanent or temporary residence and changing the home address of a foreigner, the provisions of the law regulating the place of permanent and temporary residence of the citizens of the Republic of Serbia shall apply, unless otherwise provided for herein. II. ENTRY OF FOREIGNERS INTO AND EXIT FROM THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA BORDER CONTROL Article 8 A foreigner shall be obliged to undergo border control procedure on entry into or exit from the Republic of Serbia. Border control of foreigners shall be conducted in accordance with the applicable special law, and includes detection and prevention of illegal entry into the Republic of Serbia, denial of entry under the conditions stipulated in Article 11 hereof and/or denial of exit from the territory of the Republic of Serbia under the conditions established by Article 13, paragraph 2 of this Law. Entry and exit using a collective travel document Article 9 A foreigner listed in the travel document of another person may enter into and exit from the Republic of Serbia only if accompanied by the person in whose travel document he/she is listed. Foreigners using a collective travel document shall only be allowed to enter into and exit from the Republic of Serbia if they travel together. Foreigners listed in a collective travel document shall also be required to have a document with their personal photograph, which can be used to confirm their identity. The leader of the group shall have his/her ordinary personal travel document. Illegal entry into the Republic of Serbia Article 10 Entry into the Republic of Serbia shall be considered illegal if it is gained: 1) Out of the place or time prescribed for crossing the state border; 2) By avoiding the border control; 3) By using another persons, invalid, and/or forged travel or other document; 4) By providing incorrect information to the border police; 5) During the period in which the protective measure of removal of foreigners from the Republic to Serbia, the security measure of banishing foreigners from the country, or the measure of cancellation of the permission to stay is in effect. Denial of entry Article 11 Entry into the Republic of Serbia shall be denied to a foreigner if: 1) He/she does not have a valid travel document, or a visa if required; 2) He/she does not have sufficient financial means to sustain him/her during the stay in the Republic of Serbia, to return to his/her country of origin or transit into the third country, and if he/she is not provided with means of livelihood in any other way during his/her stay in the Republic of Serbia; 3) He/she is in transit, but does not meet the requirements to enter the third country; 4) The protective measure of removal or the security measure of banishment is in effect, or if his/her permission to stay is cancelled, and/or other measures recognised in the domestic or international law, which include the prohibition of crossing the state border, are effective; this prohibition shall apply during the period in which the respective measure, or the cancellation of the permission to stay, is in force; 5) He/she does not have the certificate of vaccination or other proof of good health, when arriving from areas affected by an epidemic of infectious diseases; 6) Required so by reasons related to protection of the public order or the safety of the Republic of Serbia and its citizens; 7) He/she is registered as an international felon in the relevant records; 8) There is reasonable doubt that he/she will take advantage of the stay for purposes other than those declared. The denial of entry shall be denoted in the respective foreigners travel document. The conditions referred to in paragraph 1, items 2), 5), 6) and 7) of this Law shall be prescribed more specifically by the Government. Entry into and stay in the Republic of Serbia without a visa Article 12 An international treaty or a Government decision may establish that citizens of particular countries may enter the Republic of Serbia without a visa, provided that obstacles referred to in Article 11 hereof do not exist. The Government shall be competent to decide that citizens of particular countries may also enter the Republic of Serbia using a valid personal identity card, and/or other document which can confirm their identity and citizenship, on condition that obstacles referred to in Article 11, paragraph 1, Items 2) to 8) of the Law do not exist. A foreigner who does not need a visa or a travel document to enter the Republic of Serbia may stay in the country for a maximum period of 90 days, within a timeframe of six months starting from the day of the first entry. Exit Article 13 A foreigner shall be free to exit the Republic of Serbia. As an exception to paragraph 1 of this Article, the border police shall temporarily deny exit from the Republic of Serbia to a foreigner if: 1) He/she is in possession of another persons, invalid, and/or forged travel or other document; 2) He/she does not have the visa required to enter the next country; 3) There is justified suspicion that, by exiting the Republic of Serbia, the person may escape legal prosecution with respect to a criminal act or misdemeanour, avoid serving the sentence of imprisonment, execution of a court order, being arrested or execution of a due liability imposed by a competent authority. After the reasons referred to in paragraph       ");
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(???????? ??????? ??, ???? 57/05). ???????? ?? 9. ??????? 2006. ??????, ?? ???????? ???????????? ????????????, www.mup.sr.gov.yu, ??? ??????? ??????????. ???????? ?????????: 25. ???? 2009. ??????. * * * ????? ????????? ?? ??????? ???????? ?? ???????? ??????, ??? ????? ?? ???????? ? ?????????? ? ???????? ????????. ??????? ??????? 011/3148-474 ???? ????????? ?? ???????? ??????? ????????????? ??????? ?? ???????? ??????? ????????????? ?? ?????? ??????? ??????? ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ?????????????? ?????????? ????????????, ???? ????????? ???????? ???????????? ??? ?????????? ???? ? ??????? ????????????, ??????? ?? ???? ? ????????????? ?????? ????????? ???? ?????????????? ????????, ??? ?? ???? ?? ?? ???? ???????? ???? ????????????? ???????? ?? ????????. ???????? ?????????? ??????? ???????? ?? ??????? ???? ?? ????????? ?? ????????? ?? ???????? ??????? ????????????? ?? ?????? ??????? : 1. ? ??????? ???????????? ???????? ????????????: 306-2000 1.???????? ??????, ??? ????? ?? ???????? ? ??????????; ????? 2026 2.??????? ?????????, ?????? ???????? ?? ???????? ? ?????????? ? ????? ?? ???????? ? ??????????; ????? 2624 2. ? ????????? ??????????? ???????? 1.?? ?????????? ?????? ?? ???? ??????? (011/3292-622): ???????? ?????, ?????? ?????????? ????????? ? ???? ????, ???? ?????????? ????????? 2. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????? ???? (021/488-5000 ? 488-4000): ?????? ??????, ????????, ???????? ??????? ?? ????????? ? ??????????, ????? ???????, ?????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ????? ???????, ?????? ?? ?????????? ? ???? ? ??? ? ?????? ?????, ?????? ?????????? ? ??????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? 3. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????????? (023/64-112): ??????? ????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ?????? ????????????? ? ?????? ??????, ???? ?????????? ????????? ? ??????? ???????? 4. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ??????? (023/23-510): ??????? ??????, ???? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ??????? ??????? ? ???? ?????????, ???? ?????????? ????????? ? ??????? ??????????????? ???????? 5. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ??????? (012/311-780): ???? ?????, ?????????? ?????????, ?????? ?????????? ?? ?????? ?? ???????? ? ???????? ??????? ?????????? ? ??????? ??????????, ?????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? 6. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (024/552-933): ??????? ?????????, ?????????? ?????????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ????????????? ? ?? ????? ?????? ? ???????? ?????, ?????????? ?????????? ????????? ? ?????? ?? ?????????? ???????? 7. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ??????? (025/466-555): ??????? ??????????, ???? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ??????? ????????, ???. ???? ?? ?????? ??????????? ???????? ? ??? 8. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???? (030/422-444): ???? ?????, ?????? ?????????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ????. ? ?? ??????? ? ?????? ????, ?????????? ?????????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ?????????? ????????????? 9. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????? (017/401-801): ?????? ???????????, ?????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ????? ??????, ?????????? ?????????, ?????? ?????????? 10. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ?????? (014/294-300): ?????? ?????????, ???? ?????????? ? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ????? ???????, ?????? ?????????? ?????????, ??????? ????????? ??????? ????????. 11. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (019/422-788) ????? ???????????, ???? ?????????? ???????? ? ??????? ????????, ?????????? ???????? I ????? 12. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (035/221-602): ???????? ????????????, ?????? ????????? ? ?????? ???????, ???? ?????????? 13. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ?????????? (034/378-200): ?????? ????????, ?? ?????? ????? ??????? ??????? ??????? ? ??????? ?? ????????? ? ?????? ???????, ?? ?????? ????? ??????? ??????? ??????? ? ??????? ?? ????????? 14. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (037/427-459): ?????? ????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ??????? ????????, ???? ?????????? ? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? 15. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ??????? (036-231-777): ???????? ???????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ??????? ????????, ?????? ?????????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ?????? ??????????? ???????? 16. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (016-250-554): ??????? ??????????, ??? ?????? ????????? ? ?????????? ???????? ?????, 17. ?? ???????? ?????? ? ????? ?????? (020/314-744): ??????? ???????, ?????? ?????????? ?? ?????? ?? ???????? ? ???????? ??????? ?????????? ? ???? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? 18. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???? (018/511-222) ?????? ????????, ?????????? ?????????? ????????? ? ?????????? ?????????, ???? ?????????? ????????? 19. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????????? (012/222-199) ??????? ?????, ?????????? ?????????, ?????? ?????????? ?? ?????? ?? ??????? ?? ?????????? ?????? ??????????? ? ???????? ??????????? ? ?????? ?????????, ???? ??????? ????????, ??? ?????? ????????? ? ?????????? 20. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ?????? (010/332-122): ??????? ?????, ?????????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ??????? ??????, ????????? ?? ? ?????? 21. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????????? (033/711-946): ?????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ?????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ?????? ????????????? 22. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (027/324-499): ??????? ???????????, ?????? ?????????? ?? ?????? ?? ???????? ? ???????? ??????? ?????????? ? ????? ??????, ??????? ??????? ??????? 23. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????????? (026/224-112): ???? ???????, ???? ?????????? ? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ????? ?????????, ?????? ?????????? ? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? 24. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????? (031/513-688): ?????? ????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ?????? ????????-?????????, ?????? ?????????? ?? ????????? 25. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????? (032/222-701): ?????? ??????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????e ? ???? ??????????, ??????? ??????? ??????? 26. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????? (015/326-332): ????? ?????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ???????? ?????????, ?????? ?????????? ?? ?????? ?? ???????? ? ???????? ??????? ?????????? 27. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? ????????? (022/610-270): ????? ?????, ?????????? ?????????, ??? ?????? ?? ????????? ? ?????????? ? ?????? ???????, ?????? ?????????, ???????? ??????? ?? ????????? 3. ??O?????????? ?????? ?? ?????? ? ???????? 1. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ??????? (?????) (017/416-903): ????????? ??????????, ?????????? ????????, ???????? ??????? ??????????????? ???????? ? ????? ?????, ?????????? ?????????? ????????? 2. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (????????) (035/221-602): ???? ?????????, ???????? ??? ? ??????? ??????, ???????? ??????? ? ??????? ???????? 3. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ????????? ????????? (???????) (036/231-777): ??????? ?????, ??????????? ????? ?? ???????????? ??????????? ? ???????? ?????????, ??????? ? ??? ?????????? 4. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (????????) (037/30-524): ?????? ?????????, ?????? ?????????? ????????? ? ???? ?????, ?????????? ?????????? ????????? 5. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (????????) (016/250-267): ?????? ?????, ?????????? ????????, ???????? ??????? ????. ???????? ? ????? ???????, ?????????? ?????????? ????????? 6. ?? ?????????? ?????? ? ???????? (????? ????) (018/542-072): ??????? ???????, ?????????? ???????? ? ??????? ???????, ???????? 7. ?? ?????????? ?????? ?? ??? ( ??????????) (034/378-052): ????? ???????, ?????? ?????????? ????????, ???????? ??????? ???????? ? ????? ???????, ?????????? ????????, ???????? ??????? ??????????????? ???????? 4. ? ??????? ?????????????? ?????????? ? ??????? ???????????? ???????? ????????????: 306-2000 1. ?? ????????? ????????: ?????? ?????????? (???. 26-87) ???????? ????????? ? ?????? ????????? ????????? 2. ?? ?????? ????????: ???. ?? ????? ????? (???. 25-33 ? 3139-330) ?????? ????????? 3. ?? ?????? ??????????????? ????????: ??????? ??????????? ? ?????? ????????? 4. ?? ?????? ?? ??????????: ????? ?????????? (3610-989) ? ????? ???????? (3620-226) 5. ?? ???????? ?? ???????: ????? ??????? ? ????? ????? 6. ?? ?????? ??????????? ????????: ?????? ?????? (???. 25-40 ? 3008-131) ? ????? ???????? (???. 25-55 ? 3008-184) 7. ?? ?????? ???????? ????????: ??????? ?????? (???. 25-78 ? 3118-980) ? ????? ???????? (???. 27-24 ? 3118-879) 8. ?? ?????? ?? ??????? ???????: ??????? ?????? (???. 25-60 ? 3131-620) ? ?????? ???????? (???. 27-32 ? 3008-077) 9. ?? ?????????? ??????: ?????? ????????? (???. 30-55 ? 3617-863) ? ?????? ???????? (???. 30-55 ? 3617-182) 10. ?? ?????? ?? ?????????: ??????? ?????????? ? ?????? ????????? (???. 31-15) 11. ?? ?????? ?? ???? ? ?????????????: ??????? ????? (???. 33-01 ? 3065-446) ? ?????? ??????????? (???. 33-01 ? 3617-834) 12. ?? ????????????: ???? ????? (???. 42-46) ? ??????? ??????? 13. ?? ?????????? ???????????????? ????????: ?????? ????? (???.20-59 ? 3620-451) ? ?????????? ??????? 14. ?? ????????????? ????????: ?????? ????? (???. 2696-035) ? ??????? ?????????? (???. 2696-035) 15. ?? ?????? ?? ??????? ??????????, ?????????????, ??????????? ? ?????: ?????? ??????? ? ???????? ????????? 16. ?? ?????? ?? ?????? ???????: ????? ???????? (???. 37-87) 17. ?? ?????? ?? ???????????? ???????????: ??????? ???????? (???. 32-67 ? 3615-241) ? ???????? ?????? (???. 32-52) 18. ?? ?????? ?? ?????????? ??????? ??????? ????????? (???. 36-56) ? ????? ????????? 19. ?? ?????? ??????? ????????: ??????? ?????????? (???.36-57 ? 3133-241) ? ??????? ?????????? 20. ?? ?????? ????????? ???????? ????????: ??????? ????????? ? ???? ???????? (???. 36-14) 21. ?? ?????? ?? ??????? ? ?????????: ???? ????? (???. 30-23) ? ?????? ??????? (2812-015) ????????? ? ??????? ???????????? ?????????? ??????? ?????? ??????? ??????? ?????? ???? ?? ?????? ??: - ??????? ??????, ????? ? ????????? ??????????? ?????      ");
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