The mayor of Indjija, Vladimir Gak, has presented to them current economic situation in the town of Indjija and informed them about the existing projects as well. Further talks were about the national minorities in Indjija and about representations women in public administration and workplaces in general. Mrs Mosler-Törnström commended Indjija as one of the most developed municipalities whose results are recognized and which represents an example of good practice not only in Serbia but in the European Union too. „The municipality of Indjija has a good reputation and now we have seen why it is so. Once more I would like to commend local authorities for the development of the gender equality, for attitudes towards national minorities and for a good relationship with investors. We are convinced that the municipality of Indjija will continue to develop even stronger and we are going to provide all necessary support for that,“ emphasized Mrs Mosler-Törnström.

 
„Primary goal of our municipality is to achieve European level of services to our citizens. This year we raised scholarships for students, also we raised one-time financial assistance for first born baby, we will asphalt all the streets and we are going to raise the quality of life for our citizens through various projects. The experience of European cities means a lot to us and we will certainly implement it in Indjija,“ Mr Gak said. 

The visit was jointly organized by the local authorities and Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self - Government whose representatives State secretary, Mr Ivan Bošnjak, and Mrs Milica Marković participated also. Representatives of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe were invited to visit Serbia by the Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić.