economy
Да возачи не буду третирани као мигранти
Шестог дана блокада граничних прелаза ка земљама шенгена не престаје неизвесност у транспортном сектору, док професионални возачи и даље чекају конкретно решење за ограничење боравка у ЕУ. Застој на границама већ оставља озбиљне последи це по извоз, привреду и ланце снабдевања, а превозници упозоравају да неће одустати од својих захтева.
TL;DR
- Truck drivers continue to blockade Schengen borders, demanding a solution for stay limits within the EU.
- The blockades have caused significant economic damage, disrupting exports, supply chains, and transport.
- A new EU visa strategy is proposed to provide systemic solutions for professional drivers from outside the Schengen area.
- Haulers require guarantees from the EU that drivers will not be treated as illegal migrants or criminals.
- The Serbian Chamber of Commerce estimates that over 90% of exports from Serbia and the region to the EU have stalled.
- Daily exports from Serbia amount to 50-55 million euros, highlighting the potential financial losses.
- The proposed EU visa strategy, including electronic visas, is seen as a positive step but requires adoption and implementation by EU member states.
- Drivers' main demand is for their stay days in the Schengen zone not to be counted or for special visas that are not limited by days.