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Serbia is celebrating the EU Green Week again this year, with a set of events that brings together hundreds of citizens of all ages who share the vision of a greener Serbia with better air, water and soil quality, less pollution and a safe environment.

This year, EU Green Week will focus on skills for sustainable, resilient and socially just communities.

The EU, which has the strongest and most complete environmental legislation in the world, hopes that Serbia will continue to transpose and implement laws to become greener than other member states. The celebration of EU Green Week is a testament to the overall support of the EU sector in Serbia and its cooperation with national and local institutions to that end, in the spirit of Team Europe.

The EU Green Week events are open to all citizens and will take place throughout Serbia, including a wide range of activities dedicated to all ages: sports events, workshops, round tables, eco actions and competitions.

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