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Mondo interview: Lobbying in Serbia – between prejudice and professionalism

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Mondo interview: Lobbying in Serbia – between prejudice and professionalism

Source

Mondo

Date

22. May 2025.

Type

Intervju

Ivana Matić for Mondo portal explains what lobbying really means, how it is regulated by the Law on Lobbying in Serbia, and why professional interest representation before institutions is legitimate and necessary in a democratic society.

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