Serbian President Vucic Discusses Early Elections and Expo Preparations
In a recent visit to Zajecar, President Aleksandar Vucic outlined plans for early parliamentary elections following preparations for the upcoming Expo in Belgrade.
President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, indicated that early parliamentary elections may be called once preparations for the 2027 Expo in Belgrade are complete.
During a visit to the village of Jelашnica near Zajecar, Vucic responded to queries regarding public concerns over his government’s position ahead of the elections.
He expressed confidence in winning upcoming elections, asserting that the opposition has underestimated their chances.
Vucic emphasized the importance of focusing on the Expo, stating, "We have to prepare for Expo.
Once we finish these preparations, we will call for early elections, and I fear that they have miscalculated.
Their chances are no longer what they were, and we will win them decisively."
In response to questions about ongoing protests and blockades in Serbia, Vucic asserted that substantial blockades have effectively ended, although he noted that some individuals may not fully appreciate this shift in public sentiment.
He suggested that further attempts at violence by protestors would ultimately fail.
While in Jelashnica, Vucic visited stands featuring local food products, engaging with citizens who expressed a desire to take photographs with him.
He articulated a vision for the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) to organize similar gatherings in other regions, facilitating direct interactions between politicians and the public.
Vucic highlighted that many citizens frequently request improvements in infrastructure, such as roads, schools, and gymnasiums.
During a visit to the village of Jelашnica near Zajecar, Vucic responded to queries regarding public concerns over his government’s position ahead of the elections.
He expressed confidence in winning upcoming elections, asserting that the opposition has underestimated their chances.
Vucic emphasized the importance of focusing on the Expo, stating, "We have to prepare for Expo.
Once we finish these preparations, we will call for early elections, and I fear that they have miscalculated.
Their chances are no longer what they were, and we will win them decisively."
In response to questions about ongoing protests and blockades in Serbia, Vucic asserted that substantial blockades have effectively ended, although he noted that some individuals may not fully appreciate this shift in public sentiment.
He suggested that further attempts at violence by protestors would ultimately fail.
While in Jelashnica, Vucic visited stands featuring local food products, engaging with citizens who expressed a desire to take photographs with him.
He articulated a vision for the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) to organize similar gatherings in other regions, facilitating direct interactions between politicians and the public.
Vucic highlighted that many citizens frequently request improvements in infrastructure, such as roads, schools, and gymnasiums.
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