Vucic once again complains about having "worst phone"

Vucic once again complains about having "worst phone"

"What is most important are new technologies, and as much as I don't know about all that - I do know how necessary it is to invest in it. And for that reason we will provide incentives, because this is one of the most important things for Serbia," Vucic also said.

This was not the first time that Vucic mentioned the quality of the phone he was using, during his trips abroad. A month ago he was visiting the Open Innovations fair in Moscow when he revealed he "did not yet have a smartphone."

Reacting to this, his host, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev presented him with a gift - a Russian-made YotaPhone 2 smartphone.

However, Vucic was unable to keep the device - as its value far exceeded the value of gifts state officials are allowed to receive.

"Special"

Great work has been done in China, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said in Beijing Thursday before returning to Serbia, adding that his impressions are exceptional and that the hosts demonstrated appreciation and respect for Serbia and its independence.

Recapping a several-day visit to China, including his participation at the 16+1 Summit, a bilateral visit and meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Li Keqiang, Vucic said that "it was special being a Serb."

Speaking to reporters, Vucic said that he is very satisfied with the way Serbia was treated and presented in China - not only at the summit, but also in the bilateral meetings.

The agreements on the Smederevo steel mill and infrastructure projects - in particular the Corridor 11, the Belgrade-Budapest rail line and the industrial park - are good news, he said.