Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, wished the citizens of Serbia a happy New Year today and wished them good health and love, as well as faith in better days ahead.
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Prime Minister Macut wishes happy New Year to citizens of Serbia
Belgrade,
31 December 2025
In his message, Macut emphasised that a period full of challenges is behind us, but also moments in which we have shown responsibility, solidarity and togetherness, emphasizing that in the new year we continue to build a Serbia that preserves peace and stability.
In the new year, we continue to build a Serbia that preserves peace and stability, cares about its people and looks to the future with optimism. I wish you that 2026 brings you happiness, family warmth and success. Happy New Year and all the best, long live Serbia!, said the Prime Minister.
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