Vucic in Priboj: "We have to live together. It's not a fairy tale, it's real life"

Vucic in Priboj: "We have to live together. It's not a fairy tale, it's real life"

He first came to tour the factory "Flex Academy d.o.o", where he was welcomed by employees and citizens. Then he came to the Inmold factory.

After visiting the factories, Vučić addressed numerous citizens regarding interethnic tensions. "Only together and united can we develop the country... All those who are responsible will be sanctioned, responsibility must be a key principle. We must teach children that we can and must live together. I know that we can and must do better", Vucic told the citizens.

"Everything is peaceful for a year and then there is a fight in every coffee shop... We should stop it and solve it with a nice word... We have to live together... It's not a fairy tale, it's real life. It can't belong to anyone except to the people who live here. I am a Serb and the president and of course I love Serbs, but I cannot imagine Priboj without Bosniaks", he added. During the visit to "Flex Academy d.o.o", one of the workers said "Long live Vučić" to the president, and he greeted the worker. During the visit, he talked to the workers, who described to him what kind of work they do. Vučić will then come to the House of Culture "Pivo Karamatijević", where he will meet with representatives of local self-government, political parties, businessmen and representatives of both religious communities in Priboj.

After that, statements for the media are planned, Office for Media relations of the President of the Republic of Serbia announced. Vučić will then visit the Hasan-aga mosque, where he will talk to Effendi Harun Eminagić and the citizens of Priboj. After that, the president will visit the monastery of St. Nicholas in Pribojska Banja. Vučić previously confirmed that he was going to Priboj in order to reduce the growing interethnic tensions, take the necessary and concrete measures in that regard and provide full security for all citizens of Serbia.

By going to Priboj, the president will practically respond to the invitation sent to him by the representatives of the local self-government in that city, the mayor Lazar Rvović and all three Bosniak parties participating in the government, as well as the representatives of the Islamic Community, to come to their city, in order to strengthen trust in Bosniaks and confirm once again that Serbia is their state.