Vuciq wrote to Trump for her birthday letter: Ask Pristina to remove tax

Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has congratulated US President Donald Trump on his birthday, congratulating “

Along with his congratulations on “very successful on duty”, Vuciq again extended a visit invitation to Serbia

Allow me to take the opportunity to extend an invitation to visit Serbia, because no US president has made it nearly four decades. Serbia and the US were friendly, fighting together against injustice in two world wars, and there are powerful historical ties between us”, it says, in its hunger.

He has demanded that reports between Serbia and the US return to the past level of partners, while citing Trump's readiness for developments in the Balkans as sometimes showing interest in helping dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina solve Kosovo's problem.

“Sic knows you too, Mr. President, through the Kosovo problem are violating the interests not only of Belgrade and Pristina, but of various international themes that create manipulations and endless political destabilisation. But nobody cares more about solving this problem than Serbia. For this very reason and with courage, willingly and confident, we have set out in search of a solution to the long-term problem that my country, but also the entire region, can bring stability, co-operation, economic prosperity and progress on the European road”, says Vuciqi's wish for Trumpin.

He has said that just like the citizens of Serbia, he knows that the US have a separate report with Kosovo, considering it an independent state they have always supported and helped.

But he believes Trump will lead another policy.

Following your energetic work, as there is a bold idea and a willingness to change, sometimes unexpected actions in solving problems, I am convinced that you would lead a different policy about this subject. That is why I seek to influence Pristina to remove the tax on Serbian goods, so that dialogue, with the goal of reaching compromise and the mutually acceptable solution, will continue”, he said.