The meeting with Macroni lasted three hours, Vuciq: Kosovo, region situation

Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has spoken before the media in Paris, saying yesterday's meeting with French President Macro has lasted three hours and that the situation in Kosovo and the region has been discussed.

Whatever I did last night, few people would. Because I'm a political veteran, not thinking about himself and his future, but about the country that leads. I live with him and I know what we've been through. You can send someone to tell stories or lies. But I've been there for 12 years in all negotiations and I'm like a encyclopedia for what's happened for 12 years, whether it's good data or bad, that's another thing. There's no easy stuff out there. There's no one in the world who knows like me, no one's ever been in all the conversations. I switched six garrisons to Pristina. I'm the only one who knows all of this, you know who said it, I take notes for every conversation, I know who told me something, every time someone told me something, every time Escobar told me, when Emmanuel” said Vuciq.

He added that his job is to fight for his country.

The “is wonderful and I feel proud when on behalf of Serbia I participate in the honours that have been done to our country. Thanks to Macroni because he told me he trusts me, he's a great leader, we've talked about Kosovo, about the Resolution in Srebrenica, about the situation in the region, there will be some contacts related to the” region, he stressed.

The Serbian president has stressed that concrete agreements have been reached, while for combat planes the contract is expected in the next two months.

“I talked to Macroni about Kosovo and the situation in the region, it wasn't a simple conversation, I'm grateful that he heard us, we talked about all our difficulties, I think we managed to explain our position and that he understood us”, Vuciqi said, reports Cosova-onay.

Commenting on the opposition's allegations that they want to “to see Kosovo”, Vuciq has stressed that he has heard this since the first day and that he would like the public to have a mirror of how much the Serbian team is fighting in closed meetings.