Prime Minister Ana Brnabic confirmed that a session of the COVID-19 crisis response team has not been scheduled for today, but that this body will most likely meet tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
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Prime Minister Ana Brnabic confirmed that a session of the COVID-19 crisis response team has not been scheduled for today, but that this body will most likely meet tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
In a statement for "Happy" Television, Brnabic warned that the epidemiological situation is difficult, but that vaccination saves us, announcing that another 1.7 million vaccines should arrive in April.
She estimated that the best picture of solidarity was sent from Serbia to the region by vaccinating citizens of other countries, and that all those who applied will be invited to come for revaccination.
The Prime Minister said that it was estimated that Serbia would have to destroy between 20,000 and 25,000 Astra Zeneca vaccines because their deadline expires in early April, and explained that Serbia did not want to do something like that, but to help the region, so she called on citizens of other states for vaccination.
At the same time, she pointed out that the resolution of the European Parliament (EP) on Serbia, adopted last week, is beyond any truth and speaks about the deputies who wrote it and voted for it.
It is our job to read it, to be as self-critical as possible and to change some things if there is a basis for that so that Serbia would be stronger and the citizens would have a better quality of life, Brnabic explained.
According to her, the value system of President of the Republic Aleksandar Vucic and the government of Serbia belongs much more to European values, which we have shown by vaccinating citizens from the region, than European values are shared and supported by MEPs who voted for this resolution.
Commenting on the part about Kosovo and the efforts of the authorities in Belgrade to "delegitimise the statehood of Kosovo", she reiterated that Serbia does not recognize that Kosovo is independent.