Tadić coalition starts government talks

The Democratic Party (DS) and its coalition partners say they have started talks on the creation of a stable government. The coalition, a statement issued today in Belgrade said, aims to put together a cabinet that will last four years, whose priorities will be "Serbia joining the European Union, preservation of Kosovo and Metohija and creation of a prosperous society". Tadic coalition starts government talks The DS assessed that these are the goals for which Serbia's citizens voted in the snap parliamentary elections over the weekend, and that the party will take responsibility along with its political partners to form a government that will make Serbia a country of economic potential, with a competitive market and equal chances for all its citizens. "Serbia needs political and economic stability, greater investments and creation of jobs. The List For a European Serbia will fulfill its election pledge," the statement said. The Democrats, who along with their four partner parties won the most votes but failed to secure the necessary majority in parliament, did not specify with which party or coalition they started the cabinet talks today.

Tadić coalition starts government talks

The DS assessed that these are the goals for which Serbia's citizens voted in the snap parliamentary elections over the weekend, and that the party will take responsibility along with its political partners to form a government that will make Serbia a country of economic potential, with a competitive market and equal chances for all its citizens.

"Serbia needs political and economic stability, greater investments and creation of jobs. The List For a European Serbia will fulfill its election pledge," the statement said.

The Democrats, who along with their four partner parties won the most votes but failed to secure the necessary majority in parliament, did not specify with which party or coalition they started the cabinet talks today.