Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said tonight that the state is ready to send airplanes for Serbian students and other citizens who have been stranded at airports abroad.
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Serbia ready to send planes for its citizens
Belgrade,
19 March 2020
Brnabic said that she and President Vucic instructed Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic to work to resolve the matter.
We will make lists of our students who have stayed abroad who want to return, as campuses are closing. It is important that they keep in touch with the country’s embassy and be in groups, so we do not have to deal with individual cases, Brnabic said.
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