Janković's Son Registers Address in Villa of Serb Who Is Buying Land in Ljubljana
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The incredible connection of the mayor of Ljubljana with the Serbian authorities has been the subject of extensive reporting in the Slovenian and Serbian media in the past. How deep this connection is is evidenced by the latest news that the mayor's son Jure Janković is now a holder of Serbian citizenship. The decision to grant citizenship was signed by Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević himself. Jure Janković received […] The post Jure Jankov…
The Serbian government did not answer questions about who proposed granting citizenship and on whose initiative the process began in the first place.
The son of Ljubljana Mayor Jure Janković, who two years ago acquired Serbian citizenship through naturalization for state interest (what state interest that was is unknown), now has permanent residence registered in an elite part of Belgrade in the luxurious house of Nikola Petrović. He is a Serbian businessman who has business interests in Ljubljana - his company NG projekt bought three plots of land along Barjanska cesta from the municipality …
The son of Ljubljana Mayor Jure Janković also holds Serbian citizenship. His registered residence is in the Belgrade villa of businessman Nikola Petrović, whose company purchased land along Barjanska Street from the Ljubljana municipality at an auction two years ago.
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n1info.rsJure Janković, the son of the mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, was granted Serbian citizenship by a special government decision stating that it was "in the national interest" of the country, KRIK and the Slovenian portal Oštro reveal.
On the last day of October 2024, the then Prime Minister of Serbia, Miloš Vucevic, signed a decision enabling Jure Janković, the son of Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković, to become a citizen of Serbia, the journalists of the Krik portal and the Slovenian Oštra revealed. According to KRIK, Janković received his citizenship according to a special procedure. Bypassing the usual regulations, the Serbian Government granted him citizenship by referring t…
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