Vučić: New law will prevent police and army personnel from working for criminals and tycoons
BELGRADE – Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated today at the Palace of Serbia, after marking the 15th anniversary of the 'World in Serbia' program and meeting with students from Africa and Asia, that he discussed the preparation of a five-day visit to China with Chinese Ambassador Li Ming, which he assessed as 'probably the most important visit to date.'
TL;DR
- President Vučić is preparing for a significant five-day visit to China to discuss new technologies, artificial intelligence, and robotics.
- He anticipates signing over 30 agreements with Chinese companies during the visit.
- Serbia will host a robot factory opening in Šabac by the end of June or early July.
- Vučić is scheduled to speak with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and expects European Council President António Costa to visit Belgrade after his return from China.
- A new law will be implemented to prevent military and police personnel from working for private individuals or entities, addressing long-standing issues of corruption and organized crime.
- The President expressed pessimism about the ongoing negotiations with Hungarian company MOL regarding the sale of Russia's stake in NIS, with the negotiation license expiring on May 22nd.
- Vučić will attend the EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat.
- He emphasized the importance of dialogue in resolving the conflict in Ukraine and highlighted Europe's weaknesses in current global circumstances.