“Govt. has no policy, elections only solution”

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) deputy leader Aleksandar Vucic said Friday that the Serbian government had incoherent policy. He also added that the best solution was to hold parliamentary elections as soon as possible. “Govt. has no policy, elections only solution” "SNS wants to point out that we have a schizophrenic policy, because we do not even know what the government policy is. SNS demands that the government stop its incoherent and non-harmonized policy in all spheres of life," he told a news conference. “The policy is visible in the treatment of Kosovo,” he said, asking the government if respecting the Serbian Constitution and territorial integrity meant dividing Kosovo. "No one can tell any more what the government policy is. It is best for them to hold elections as soon as possible," said the SNS deputy leader and added that the gap at the next election would be 25 percent or more in favor of the SNS. According to him, the Serbian government is a ship sailing on the wrong course, and is about to hit a giant iceberg and sink. Vucic also criticized the government's borrowing policy, noting that Serbia has borrowed EUR 4bn in the last two years, in highly unfavorable commercial loans. “In the last week of June, the SNS plans to organize an international anti-corruption conference, at which anti-corruption experts will evaluate the set of measures proposed by the party,” the SNS deputy leader announced. Aleksandar Vucic (Tanjug)

“Govt. has no policy, elections only solution”

"SNS wants to point out that we have a schizophrenic policy, because we do not even know what the government policy is. SNS demands that the government stop its incoherent and non-harmonized policy in all spheres of life," he told a news conference.

“The policy is visible in the treatment of Kosovo,” he said, asking the government if respecting the Serbian Constitution and territorial integrity meant dividing Kosovo.

"No one can tell any more what the government policy is. It is best for them to hold elections as soon as possible," said the SNS deputy leader and added that the gap at the next election would be 25 percent or more in favor of the SNS.

According to him, the Serbian government is a ship sailing on the wrong course, and is about to hit a giant iceberg and sink.

Vučić also criticized the government's borrowing policy, noting that Serbia has borrowed EUR 4bn in the last two years, in highly unfavorable commercial loans.

“In the last week of June, the SNS plans to organize an international anti-corruption conference, at which anti-corruption experts will evaluate the set of measures proposed by the party,” the SNS deputy leader announced.