On 26th April 2010 in the premises of the Institute “Tamiš”, Pančevo, held a press conference by the Institute of Agricultural Economics from Belgrade as a project manager for the EU.WATER project (Transnational integrated management of water resources in agriculture for the emergency control of the European water) for the Republic of Serbia and Institute “Tamiš” as the host of the conference.

Numerous media representatives who were present at the promotion on behalf of the Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade welcomed the Director Prof. Drago Cvijanovic Ph.D, on behalf of the Institute “Tamis”; their Director Mr. Bogdan Jovanović.
In the welcome speech Mr. Bogdan Jovanović explained the need and importance of EU.WATER project, especially in the area of the Pančevo city, which is burdened with environmental issues caused by increasing pollution and emissions of harmful substances into the soil and water.
Director of the Institute of Agricultural Economics from Belgrade, Prof. Drago Cvijanović Ph.D. presented the project, its goals, the schedule of planned activities and importance. Special emphasis has been placed in the exposure of Nitrate Directive 91/271 EEC and Water Directive 2000/60. Mileta Stanković head of advisory services in the Institute “Tamiš” and external expert in to the EU.WATER project (GIS expert), presented his observations on the current problems of environmental pollution, especially soil and water in the area  of the Pančevo city and presented the GIS system which should be implemented in their territory. Present journalists and local officials expressed their interest for past activities on the EU.WATER project, presented the current issues and expressed willingness to cooperate with the management of the project.The delegation of the Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade at the promotion were the Director of Institute Prof. Drago  Cvijanović Ph.D. (Project Manager), Vladana Hamović Ph.D. Assistant of Director (Project Coordinator) and Predrag Vuković (Assistant Coordinator).