Selaković

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlt avuoğlu is holding a press conference together with his Serbian counterpart Nikola Selakovi.
Minister Nikola Selakovi was the first to address the public.

This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia, Nikola Selakovi, who added that these efforts, on the contrary, threaten to destabilize the political and security situation in our region.

Serbia will be represented at the session by Foreign Minister Nikola Selakovi, while Vjosa Osmani, President of the interim Kosovo institutions, will represent Kosovo.

Selakovic revealed what was happening behind closed doors in Brussels.
After the talks, it is known that both delegations rejected the proposals made by the opposing parties, and the only thing that is certain is that the dialogue will continue in July.

"Don't get me wrong, that's an important topic, but it's a different story. Israel's decision to recognize Kosovo's independence was made under American pressure, otherwise let's not forget that it was done within the framework of the agreement between Serbia and Kosovo and America, not us.

On that occasion, Nikola Selakovi said that he was neither happy nor satisfied because of that.

No one like Stefan Nemanja managed to unite Serbian lands and turn a remote Byzantine province into a powerful empire and a serious state, and without Nemanjic's endowments and Nemanjic's characters on frescoes, the Serbian people would have disappeared during Turkish slavery, says Selakovic, before the unveiling ceremony of the monument to Stefan Nemanja.

Both local and parliamentary elections will be held on the same date.
Secretary General of the President of Serbia Nikola Selakovic confirmed for Prva TV that the parliamentary and local elections in Serbia will be held on April 26th.
Vucic earlier said that potential dates for the forthcoming elections could be April 19 or 26, "Blic" recalls.

According to Selakovic, who is the president's general secretary, the outcome of the meeting is that now a majority of bishops have a clearer picture of the position and policy of Serbia regarding the issue of Kosovo. This conversation was not easy, but it was useful, said Selakovic.

Selakovic in this way reacted to the statement of the top dignitary of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) in Montenegro, who said earlier that he feared that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic would "hand over KiM (Kosovo and Metohija)."