Aleksandar Vučić
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Aleksandar Vučić is the President of Serbia, known for his efforts to balance Serbia's ties with both Western and Eastern powers. This interview reveals his diplomatic approach to leadership, focusing on building coalitions and fostering dialogue amidst historical tensions.
“I believe that he Trusted in his posters. In a way, although he was saying to me that it was neck to neck, but two days after, it was not an easy conversation between two of us because it was emotional one. And we were speaking. It was a relatively long telephone conversation openline.”
“When I became the prime minister, Russia was partner number two. Italy was number one. Bosnia and Herzegovina was number three. Now, economic partner number one by far is Germany. Number two is China. Russia is number 11. Serbia has changed. It's not about political approaches. It's about economy. It's about economy.”
“No, no, no, but you know. I was thinking about it thousands of times and Edirama is always making a joke about it. He prefers social networks. Now, Wuchic has to refer to his Serbian citizens. He didn't do it twice today. He now needs to do it and that's it, you know.”
“Do you think No, but he was speaking about family values. He was speaking something against transgender or whatever else. And people here like that. These were the main reasons at the end. They expected to get people were... Jubilant to see changes in the United States, to find a friend in Washington after so many years.”
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