Serbia Must Increase Energy Production
I am proud to represent Serbia at the 13th World Urban Forum in Baku, one of the most important global gatherings dedicated to the future of cities, sustainable development, and improving citizens' quality of life, President Aleksandar Vučić stated yesterday in his address from Azerbaijan. During the forum, the President held numerous meetings with world officials, representatives of international organizations, and companies with the aim of securing new investments, partnerships, and additional opportunities for progress and an even better future for Serbia. Speaking about the specialized exhibition Expo 2027, he said that as its hosts, we will "provide a platform for over 140 countries of the world that will present their creative and innovative solutions to the world, from music to sports." "At the same time, we are also proud of the fact that Expo 2027 in Belgrade will provide an opportunity to showcase concrete innovative solutions that can help solve traffic problems, improve mobility, and increase the quality of life for citizens, including new generations of electric aircraft, i.e., aircraft and smart transport systems," Vučić said addressing the forum.
TL;DR
- President Vučić represented Serbia at the 13th World Urban Forum in Baku.
- He met with global officials to secure investments and partnerships for Serbia.
- Expo 2027 in Belgrade will serve as a platform for over 140 countries to showcase innovations.
- Serbia plans to increase energy production from wind, nuclear, and solar sources, and relies on gas from Azerbaijan.
- Discussions were held regarding the construction of a gas power plant in Niš.
- New laws will enable the legalization of property for citizens living in unregistered buildings.
- Concerns were raised about global energy reserves and potential crises.
- Vučić met with the President of Uzbekistan and the Deputy Prime Minister of Slovakia to discuss bilateral cooperation and infrastructure projects.
- He expressed concern about the situation around Iran and its potential impact on Europe.
- Vučić criticized student protests in Serbia, labeling their actions as destructive and anti-democratic.
- He met with the President of Kenya to discuss strengthening economic cooperation.
- Discussions were held with the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina on bilateral relations.