Macron can give ideas for the Balkans, but he can't decide anything.

Without Western Balkan countries, the European Union is not complete or united, the head of the European Parliament's Committee for Co-operation, Edward Kukan, has said.

Kukan in an interview for the Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti, has said French President Emenal Macron's stances concerning Western Balkan countries have been only a few views, Periscopi broadcasts.

The Macroni position is just one of the views on the big debate over the future of the European Union. It's just one of the ideas, which I strongly object to and disagree with, and I can tell you that I'm not the only one who disagrees with Macro's attitudes. Germany, for example, has differing views from him regarding the vision in Eurozone reform”, Kukan has said, writes Periscopi.

Of course, what Macro says is not that it should be left aside because France is a big country, but, however, it's just one of his ideas”, Kukan said.

According to him, Macron belongs to a new generation of leaders who have enormous ambitions “but without a strong support from Germany, he will not be able to implement his ideas for the future of the European Union”, Kukan has said.. /Periscopi/