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The Minister of Demography and Family Care, Ratko Dmitrovi, says that the problem of demography in Serbia has lasted 50 years and that his ministerial mandate is short.
Source: B92
Print Screen: TV First
“It’s a great story. The term is for a year and a half and you can’t do anything but remove this problem,” he said.
Dmitrovi told Prva TV that this is a problem that has lasted 50 years and that Serbia has less than 7 million inhabitants.
“That is the biggest problem that Serbia has, apart from Kosovo, we are disappearing as a nation,” he said.
Dmitrovi mentioned that many programs have been launched that have advanced the issue of fertility, that is, childbirth.
“For a nation to survive, a family must have two children, and we are currently at 1.52,” he said.
He said it depends on the families of the countryside to increase the population.
“We cannot win that battle in the city, we cannot win that battle alone, it cannot be alone on the field,” he concluded.
Dmitrovi said good ideas are spreading on social media and that he will not close his Twitter account, but will use it to report on the work of his ministry.
“It does not suit the minister, I will not do it from this position. I never attacked anyone first,” he said.
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