Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has announced he will participate after all in the EU-Western Balkans summit in Tirana on Tuesday after earlier saying he would not go, BalkanInsight writes.
“I’m not sure, but there will certainly be some benefit, or I hope that there will be some benefit from my going to Tirana, and if I didn’t go to Tirana, I repeat, there might not be any benefit if I were to go, but there would certainly be great harm to our country,“ Vucic told the media after watching a military drill in Nikinci on Monday.
In an angry telephone statement on Thursday, Vucic had told Pink Television that “nobody from Serbia will be in Tirana on December 6”.
“And you come, take your daily wages, travel by plane, talk nonsense, talk whatever you want, all of you from Europe, all of you from the Western Balkans, talk piffle about how Serbia is to blame for something, but you can’t find anything that Serbia is to blame for, it’s all in the best order, just do it without Serbia,“ Vucic continued.
