President Vučić: Blockaders committed educational genocide in Serbia

April 4, 2026

TL;DR

President Vučić anticipates food and water shortages in the coming months, exacerbated by the crisis in the Persian Gulf.
He warned that inflation, particularly in April, May, and June, could erode past economic achievements, possibly necessitating the suspension of capital projects.
Serbia has sufficient gas reserves, but concerns remain about the rising prices of oil and petroleum derivatives, making procurement more difficult.
Vučić characterized a sharp decline in university graduates in 2023 as 'educational genocide,' blaming political opponents for disrupting education.
He noted that the country faces decades of paying the price for this 'educational genocide' and may need to import engineers.
The President expressed a desire for others to lead Serbia but would only consider running again if polls indicated no other viable option and his opponents were poised to win.
He criticized some political figures for engaging with international figures while refusing dialogue with him.

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