"No change in German policies"

German ambassador to Serbia Wolfram Maas said that changes in his country's policy towards Serbia are not expected in the wake of Sunday’s elections. Maas held a reception at his residence in Belgrade as the voting took place on Sunday in Germany, stating that the majority of votes went to Chancellor Angela Merkel, according to initial poll results, "which will be a chance for her to show her abilities as a leader and lead Germany on the road to economic reform". "No change in German policies" “Currently, the results are showing that the coalition will be made up of the CDU-CSU/Christian Democratic and Christian Social Union and the Liberals, which is the coalition Merkel wanted in the election campaign. The narrow majority will really require that the chancellor in this difficult economic situation shows her leadership skills and lead the country on the right path,” Maas said. The preliminary elections results were received immediately after the polling stations closed, based on surveys that were done among voters after casting their ballots, not based on votes counted.

"No change in German policies"

“Currently, the results are showing that the coalition will be made up of the CDU-CSU/Christian Democratic and Christian Social Union and the Liberals, which is the coalition Merkel wanted in the election campaign. The narrow majority will really require that the chancellor in this difficult economic situation shows her leadership skills and lead the country on the right path,” Maas said.

The preliminary elections results were received immediately after the polling stations closed, based on surveys that were done among voters after casting their ballots, not based on votes counted.