Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited Subotica today

Vučić earlier shared on his Instagram a photo of his visit to Istv&aacute;n Pastor&rsquo;s grave, showing that he was accompanied there by B&aacute;lint Pastor, Istv&aacute;n Pastor&rsquo;s son and the current president of the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM). View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aleksandar Vučić (@buducnostsrbijeav) &ldquo;With Prime Minister Viktor Orb&aacute;n, I paid tribute to Istv&aacute;n Pastor, a man whose work forever marked a new chapter in Serbian-Hungarian relations. Istv&aacute;n was a bridge of trust, understanding, and sincere cooperation, and through his dedication, he brought our communities closer than ever. His legacy endures, reflected in the relations between our countries, in the unity of our peoples, and in the respect he earned through his deeds,&rdquo; Vučić wrote on Instagram.A large number of citizens gathered in Subotica to welcome them.The &quot;Istv&aacute;n Pastor&quot; Foundation stated in its citation that Vučić is receiving the award for his key role in building trust, cooperation, and strategic partnership between the two peoples. His name is also associated with the historic decision made during his tenure as Prime Minister on October 30, 2014, which removed the principle of collective guilt of the Hungarian people from the legal system.Viktor Orb&aacute;n is also being recognized for his indelible and decisive contributions to the historic reconciliation between the Hungarian and Serbian peoples, for deepening good-neighborly relations, and for building and strengthening strategic partnership.Abel, the son of Istv&aacute;n Pastor, addressed the audience first.&ldquo;Today we are awarding these prizes for the second time. Today, we can proudly say that the ties between our peoples are at a historic peak. Viktor Orb&aacute;n is being recognized for his exceptional merits, and Aleksandar Vučić receives the award for his key role in the development of relations between the two nations,&rdquo; said Pastor.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited Subotica today

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