Vučić Reveals What He Will Ask Xi Jinping! On Visit to China: They Are Becoming a Factor of Stability and Responsibility in the World, the Most Important Visit We Have Had So Far
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić attended the commemoration of the 15th anniversary of the "World in Serbia" program at the "Serbia" Palace.
TL;DR
- The "World in Serbia" program, celebrating its 15th anniversary, provides scholarships for students from non-aligned countries to study in Serbia.
- President Vučić announced an important upcoming visit to China, where he will discuss new technologies and artificial intelligence.
- He highlighted China's increasing role as a factor of stability and responsibility in the world.
- Vučić expressed his anticipation for a conversation with Zelensky and his decision to attend the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Tivat.
- He stressed the importance of dialogue over conflict, stating that 1,000 years of discussion are better than one day of war.
- The President mentioned the planned opening of a robot factory in Šabac by the end of June or early July.
- He discussed efforts to improve security in Serbia, noting a decrease in homicides and a zero-tolerance policy for those collaborating with drug dealers.
- Vučić criticized certain political reactions, describing them as "Comintern-like" and sectarian, and emphasized the importance of respecting political opponents.
- He expressed concerns about the MOL deal and hoped for OFAC's understanding of Serbia's position.
- Vučić affirmed that foreign students who feel at home in Serbia can stay and find employment, considering them a resource and a bridge between Serbia and their home countries.
- He spoke about the economic potential of Africa and the importance of cooperation among small and medium-sized countries.
- The President encouraged students to focus on hard work, knowledge, and productivity.
- He announced plans for an African and Asian tour before the end of his mandate.
- Vučić reiterated Serbia's commitment to fostering brotherhood and friendship with the nations of Africa and Asia, recalling Serbia's role as a founder of the Non-Aligned Movement.