Minister of European Integration Nemanja Starović stated today that the EU remains the natural and strategic framework for Serbia’s further development, and that there is no credible alternative to continuing European integration, alongside a responsible and principled foreign policy focused on the country’s long-term stability and progress.
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European Union remains Serbia’s strategic development framework
Belgrade,
19 January 2026
In an interview for the daily newspaper Novosti, Starović stressed that Serbia’s European integration process is not frozen and that the reform agenda is being implemented at a continuous pace.
The Minister also noted that Serbia is making use of concrete European Union mechanisms, such as the Growth Plan for the Western Balkans.
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Author: Ministry of European Integration
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