Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić to debate Serbia’s progress in EU accession, underlining Serbia’s significance to the EU and the potential for stronger bilateral and financial cooperation.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić throughout his go to to Belgrade on Thursday.
During the talks within the Serbian capital the 2 spoke about Serbia’s progress in direction of becoming a member of the European Union.
“You know I’m extra of a skeptic than a realist, however they’ve opened up some new views and a few new hope you can anticipate sooner or later, I would not say an acceleration however a sort of totally different relationship to all the things that we have to do,” he stated Vučić to journalists after the assembly, explaining the small print of the talks.
“Without Serbia the European Union will not be full,” Tusk stated alongside Vučić.
“We are conscious of the ambitions that Serbia has relating to the expansion plan to speed up its European path. For Poland, bilateral relations with Serbia are essential, particularly the strengthening of financial relations,” Tusk added.
The Polish Prime Minister additionally stated that after an extended and open dialogue he higher understood Serbia’s place and expressed confidence that the dialogue will result in better cooperation between Serbia, the European Union and Poland.
