Vučić: Negotiations regarding NIS to continue from tomorrow
Negotiations with the Hungarians regarding NIS will continue from tomorrow, said Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, adding that despite all difficulties, things are moving in a good direction. He pointed out that the picture is marred by Serbia consuming more and more reserves and that the question is whether they will be able to renew them. Vučić stated that the so-called shareholders were exchanged again with the Hungarians and that the Hungarian side expects answers from Serbia.
TL;DR
- Negotiations with Hungary regarding NIS will continue, with both sides seeking to protect their interests.
- Serbia is depleting and renewing its energy reserves, relying on financial cushions and strong fiscal policy.
- Upcoming infrastructure projects include the 'Vožd Karađorđe' highway and sections of the Moravian Corridor.
- Serbia plans to build a high-speed road to Kosovska Mitrovica, seeking U.S. assistance for permits.
- The Law on Alimentary Fund has provided support for 683 children, and housing loans for young people have been approved for 6,500 applicants.
- President Vučić condemned vandalism and violence, urging a focus on policy and constructive dialogue.
- He criticized the Rector of the University of Belgrade for refusing to meet with him.