Progressives rule out coalition with DS

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) deputy leader Aleksandar Vučić says the party will not form a coalition with the Democratic Party (DS).

Izvor: Tanjug

Friday, 17.02.2012.

09:55

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Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) deputy leader Aleksandar Vucic says the party will not form a coalition with the Democratic Party (DS). He added that the Progressives were having “fair talks” with the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS). Progressives rule out coalition with DS Vucic told daily Vecernje novosti that the SNS and DSS would discuss a higher level of cooperation only after the parliamentary elections. “My position is unchanged, but much more important than my position is Serbian citizens’ wish to have changes that will improve the economy, bring new jobs. All of that rules out a coalition with those who have brought the country to the verge of starvation,” he was quoted as saying. “Therefore, there’s no coalition with the DS and Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS),” the SNS official pointed out. Vucic told the daily that the SNS would form a wide national movement and that the foundation of their election platform would be improvement of the Serbian economy. “All those who want to have changes in Serbia are welcome. As far as our potential partners are concerned, all of them have only one choice – they are either for the status quo or they want a different and modern Serbia. I am absolutely convinced of the fact that the Serbian citizens will choose the latter,” he explained. The SNS deputy leader pointed out that his party’s priority was the economy and attracting non-political figures that could help. “The economy is our priority. The Public Procurement Law that we have proposed in parliament, just like the forming of an office for quick answers, will bring great savings of money that we will invest in the agriculture and process manufacturing. Combat against political bureaucracy will unburden the economy, facilitate getting of building permits or any other work, and those who used to laugh at us about the investments on the Morava River are today feverishly negotiating with German companies about construction of hydropower plants there,” he concluded. Aleksandar Vucic Tanjug Vecernje novosti

Progressives rule out coalition with DS

Vučić told daily Večernje novosti that the SNS and DSS would discuss a higher level of cooperation only after the parliamentary elections.

“My position is unchanged, but much more important than my position is Serbian citizens’ wish to have changes that will improve the economy, bring new jobs. All of that rules out a coalition with those who have brought the country to the verge of starvation,” he was quoted as saying.

“Therefore, there’s no coalition with the DS and Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS),” the SNS official pointed out.

Vučić told the daily that the SNS would form a wide national movement and that the foundation of their election platform would be improvement of the Serbian economy.

“All those who want to have changes in Serbia are welcome. As far as our potential partners are concerned, all of them have only one choice – they are either for the status quo or they want a different and modern Serbia. I am absolutely convinced of the fact that the Serbian citizens will choose the latter,” he explained.

The SNS deputy leader pointed out that his party’s priority was the economy and attracting non-political figures that could help.

“The economy is our priority. The Public Procurement Law that we have proposed in parliament, just like the forming of an office for quick answers, will bring great savings of money that we will invest in the agriculture and process manufacturing. Combat against political bureaucracy will unburden the economy, facilitate getting of building permits or any other work, and those who used to laugh at us about the investments on the Morava River are today feverishly negotiating with German companies about construction of hydropower plants there,” he concluded.

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