Vučić: By Đurđevdan, we will know the date of early elections
TOMAŠEVC – Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić attended the opening of a new railway bridge over the Tamiš River near Tomaševac today. On this occasion, the President answered numerous journalists' questions, covering topics from domestic policy and elections, through infrastructure, to regional stability and relations with Brussels.
TL;DR
- President Aleksandar Vučić attended the opening of a new railway bridge over the Tamiš River near Tomaševac.
- He stated that the date for early parliamentary elections in Serbia will likely be known by or shortly after May 6th (Đurđevdan).
- Vučić strongly denied opposition claims that the newly opened bridge is crooked and lacks an operating permit, presenting the permit as evidence.
- He criticized the opposition, suggesting they would halt infrastructure projects if they came to power.
- The President commented on the Rector of the University of Belgrade, stating he meets with many but not the President, sending a negative message about prioritizing positions over dialogue.
- He mentioned that Serbia is working on stabilizing relations in Kosovo and Metohija and will continue to advocate for international law, UN Resolution 1244, and peace.
- Regarding EU funds, Vučić noted that while the Ministry of Finance has met conditions, the Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Energy have not yet.