Presevo - The municipality of Presevo got free Internet in the open area located in front of the "Abdula Krasnica" cultural center.

Presevo and Bujanovac - Although the highest mortality rates are in the municipalities of South Serbia, Presevo and Bujanovac are among the only eight municipalities with a positive population growth in Serbia.

Vranje – The “Reload” organization from Vranje is implementing a nine-month project entitled "Finding Work through the Internet", which is supported by the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications, the above-mentioned organization said.

Leskovac – As a resource center for Jablanica district, the association of National Parliament, with the financial support of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, announced a competition for funding youth projects.

Presevo - The construction of the industrial zone in Presevo, which will cover a total area of 16 acres, began last week. As announced by the management of the municipality, the construction of the access road from the railway station to the entrance to the industrial zone commenced last week.

As part of the international „EXIT“ festival inNovi Sad,a panel discussion titled "A Good Story " was held  under the auspices of the Centre for the Development of Local and Minority Media.

The official awarding of certificates to the young and entrepreneurs, who are the third generation of participants in the YouthBuild Program in South Serbia and who had gained leadership and employment skills and prepared themselves for the labor market, was held in Bujanovac, the organizers said.

A several days’ long military exercise “Platinum Wolf 2014” was completed at the “Jug” (South) military base near Bujanovac, in which, in addition to members of our Army, the armed forces of six more countries participated.

ZORAN STANKOVIC, THE PRESIDENT OF THE COORDINATION BODY- A STATEMENT GIVEN TO THE EVENING NEWS DAILY

“In 14 years of the existence of the Coordination Body for the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, the state invested 70 million euros in the infrastructure of those multi-ethnic municipalities. Thanks to foreign donors, another 35 million euros were invested in the development of the municipalities, while this year, the state, through the same governmental body, provided 246 million dinars, which is an increase of nine per cent compared to last year, said Zoran Stankovic, the President of the Coordination Body.

The “EU Progress” program, which had been implemented in South Serbia for five years, was replaced by the “European Progress” program. The new developmental program will include nine more municipalities. It will be implemented in the area of ​​34 local self-governments of southeastern and southwestern Serbia, starting from Srvljig, Presevo, Medvedja and Babusnica to Kursumlija, Tutin, Priboj and Nova Varos.