Vučić: Kurti is wrong, but I have nothing against it VIDEO

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said today that he was sorry that some in the region were against the "Open Balkans" initiative, because they would like to remain stuck in the 1990s and within closed borders.
"They choose not to cooperate with each other. But that is their choice, and ours is cooperation, openness and progress. But everyone has the right to choose their future," Vucic said, addressing the media from Serbia in Skopje.
He pointed out that he was very satisfied with what was done today in Skopje.
"We have built the future. In a year and a half, we will have the strength to open our borders, and whoever goes to the sea to Greece, I mean ordinary citizens, will have one crossing, if they go to Albania, none, and if they go to North Macedonia, no crossing. This is a huge saving for trucks and everyone in export business", said Vucic.
"I think that Rama is doing good things for his people, and the fact that Kurti does not understand that and thinks that it is time to close the space with chauvinistic messages, threats and blackmail... I think he is very wrong, but I have nothing against that," said Serbian president, Aleksandar Vucic.
The representative of the Self-Determination Movement (Vetevendosje) in Albania, Boiken Abazi, criticized the participation of Prime Minister Edi Rama in the Forum for Regional Cooperation in Skopje. He said that Rama was working in accordance with Serbia's expansionist plans.
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