Oct 6 - In an interview with Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti, Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Zivkovic spoke about the government's achievements in the three years since the Oct 5 democratic changes and the oust of Slobodan Milosevic's regime. The following are excerpts from the interview

Aug 18 - Serbian Minister of Economy and Privatisation Aleksandar Vlahovic told the magazine Ekonomist that a total of €800 million will enter Serbia by the end of the year, of which €550 million will come from the sale of tobacco producers from Nis and Vranje. The official web site of the Serbian government carries excerpts from this interview

April 20 - Serbian Minister of Transport and Telecommunications Marija Raseta-Vukosavljevic told Sunday's issue of Belgrade daily Politika that at least €140 million will be invested in the development of Serbia's air traffic over the next few years. According to Raseta-Vukosavljevic, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a €100 million loan for the improvement of air traffic control, while the European bank for Reconstruction and Development will help upgrade the Belgrade airport with up to €40 million

March 28 - Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Zivkovic spoke about measures undertaken by police and the crime situation before a state of emergency was declared in Serbia in an interview with the weekly NIN

March 23 - Serbian Minister of International Economic Relations Goran Pitic spoke about the continuing donor assistance to Serbia in an interview with the Belgrade daily Politika.

March 13 - In an interview with radio B92, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Zarko Korac spoke about the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic, the motives behind the crime, the work of state institutions in the state of emergency and the government's further steps in the fight against organised crime

March 7 - Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic talked to Friday's edition of Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti about the government's policy, strategy, and further steps in dealing with the Kosovo issue

Feb 9 - Serbian Minister of International Economic Relations and government co-ordinator in negotiations with Montenegro Goran Pitic said in an interview to Belgrade daily Politika that the European Union and the International Monetary Fund expect Serbia and Montenegro to outline an action plan and establish a common market by March 31. Here are excerpts from the interview

Jan 6 - Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic said in an interview for one of Brazil's most influential daily newspapers, O Estado De Sao Paolo, that "Serbia is looking to join the European Union, but it is first necessary to create a regional alliance with our neighbours in the Balkans"