Costa says Serbia is “completely committed” on the way to join the European Union
AdvertisementEuropean Council Antonio Costa said when he visited Belgrade, “Serbia has completely assured the process of joining the European Union.”
After criticizing the Serbian president’s journey for the Moscow Victory Day parade last week, Costa met with Alexander Wuzik and said, “Many people asked me not to come to me.”
But he decided to go to the Serbian capital to “clarify the arrival of Moscow,” he said.
Wuisik said, “This is the time to celebrate the past event.”
“We cannot rewrite history, (us) we understand that Serbia celebrates his liberation,” Costa said, “In his fourth year, in his fourth year.
“But we cannot celebrate the release of 80 years ago. Today, the invasion of another country cannot be condemned.”
“They have our word,” he told the Vusik beach, “Let us try to get close to the EU.”
After six months of big struggles against the students -led corruption, Vusik has been subjected to great pressure in Serbia. Many people say that in a chapter, in a chapter, many claim that corruption is a fault in the construction of infrastructure after the fall from a campus station at Novi Chaddi on November 1, 2024.
Wuisik was criticized for maintaining a close relationship with Russia and China, while he said that Serbia wanted the European Union.
Serbia almost depends on Russia for energy and refused to join the Western sanctions against Russia due to a large -scale invasion of Ukraine. Instead, the UN has criticized Russia’s attack. Belgrade supported the resolution.
From Belgrade, Costa will go to Bosnia and Hersakovina, where the current impediment between Serbian Bosnian leader Milorad Dodic and the state government has renewed ethnic tensions after the 1992-1995 war.
Recently, Albania and Mandinicro have emerged as leading candidates to follow the EU, while Serbia, Bosnia, Kosovo and Northern Macedonia are continuously withdrawn.
