Vui

"Everyone in Serbia wants to see a finished highway, and when you tell them give us a stone, no one gives a stone," said Vui while driving along the newly opened section.
"This road will cost 1.2-1.4 billion euros, depending on which section we will do the full profile," said the Serbian president.

Vui said after the meeting that he asked NATO to implement its role. He adds that he submitted all the evidence in writing about what was done to the Serbs since Kurti came to power.
He added that KFOR is the only institution in Kosovo that is doing anything to ease tensions.

The two addressed the public before the meeting.
"Thank you for wanting to hear the Serbian side. I am very worried about the situation in Kosovo," said Vui.
"This is becoming more dangerous every day," Vucic said.

This was announced by the Office for Media Cooperation of the President of the Republic of Serbia.
The President of Serbia will also have a meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg today in Brussels.
The conversation was initiated by President Vui last week in order to convey everything about the situation in Kosovo to Stoltenberg.

President Vui spoke about the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, Aleksandar Vulin, the opposition, protests and elections.
A few days ago, information arrived that there were more newborn babies compared to last year.

After the ceremonial reception in front of the "Serbia" Palace, a meeting of the two presidents and plenary talks of the delegations of the two countries, led by Vui and Milatovi, will be held, after which the two presidents are expected to address the media.
Let us remind you that Milatovi arrived on Sunday for an official two-day visit to Serbia, and Vui hosted him for dinner.

Rama is visiting the region as part of preparations for the Berlin Process, which Tirana will preside over in October.

"Serbia is not preparing for waging a war, but has done everything to de-escalate conflicts," the Serbian president said.
He said that Serbia's not preparing for war but is "ready to save lives and save the country from everyone who would endanger its sovereignty".

"Yesterday, we had talks with Lajcak about the dialogue with Pristina. The EU tried to request, demand some kind of de-escalation," said Vui.
"Serbia fulfilled everything that was required of it in order for de-escalation to take place," said Vui.

As announced by the press service of the president, Vui will address the public at 12 noon, in the building of the General Secretariat of the President of the Republic.