Presidente Aleksandar Vučić a Euronews: "La Serbia rimane sulla strada dell'Ue"
In un'intervista esclusiva a Euronews, il presidente serbo ha messo le cose in chiaro sui disordini nel Paese e ha ribadito il suo appello al dialogo con i manifestanti, a nove mesi dalle proteste in corso in tutto il Paese. Ha inoltre parlato di Putin e Zelensky
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00:00In un'intervista esclusiva a Euronews, il presidente serbo Aleksandar Vucic ha detto che il suo governo rimane impegnato nel dialogo per porre fine alle proteste nel paese.
00:30I ho visto perché hanno reattato in un'intervista, ma in un'intervista, non so come.
00:39I ho offerto anche un'open TV debattere.
00:42They possono prendere la premia, possono prendere la studio, potrebbero andare a andare a dovevano le direi.
00:50People are going more and more against protesters, people are fed up with blockades, people are fed up with violence that was happening in particular in the recent weeks.
01:05The protesters are now calling for a snap election. Is there going to be one? Is this something that you think could move things forward?
01:12We wanted to fulfil all their requirements, all their requests, all their demands.
01:17And I was referring to them, saying, okay, we are doing it, we are doing that, we did that.
01:23Are you happy with that?
01:24They were saying, no, we continue with this. Now this is bigger than us, bigger than you.
01:29Okay.
01:30I said then, okay, you want to go for a referendum against myself, I'm ready to go within two days.
01:36They were saying, no, that's a treason, that's a betrayal.
01:40If someone accepts it, we don't go, we are not politicians, we don't need politics.
01:45After that, I was offering elections.
01:47They were also saying the same.
01:51After six months, when we...
01:52Vucic ha anche detto che il percorso della Serbia verso la piena adesione all'Unione Europea rimane la sua priorità assoluta,
01:59nonostante le critiche per aver mantenuto rapporti cordiali con Mosca e aver cercato la partnership di Pechino.
02:04Till I leave the place, Serbia will remain very firmly on EU path, committed and dedicated to that path,
02:13conducting and implementing necessary reforms.
02:17But there are some other things that we can do together, which is unique market, which is a region without real frontiers,
02:27without real borders, without any obstacles for trading or flowing capital, people, whatever.
02:35This is something that we need to accomplish before we get closer to EU.
02:42There are a lot of stuff to be done for us and I'm very much aware of that.
02:46You've said that you've no doubts it has a European future.
02:50Can I ask you to give a direct message, one to the Serbian people and one to the European audiences?
02:57What will Serbia win from joining?
02:59What will the EU gain from you being part of the EU?
03:05I know thousands of things which we're going to gain joining the EU.
03:14And it's not only economy.
03:15Politically, I think that Serbia can get many things.
03:21It can get long-term stability, safety and security as well.
03:29It can guarantee to its people peace for many decades, which is of an utmost importance.
03:35And also observance and respect of basic democratic and human rights.
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