Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, addressed today an extraordinary session of the National Assembly, where the opposition’s motion of no confidence in the Government is being considered.
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Government offers work as response to every challenge it has faced
Belgrade,
27 July 2026
On that occasion, Macut said that the Government will not be judged by the headlines and posts on social media, but by what it leaves behind.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the question today is what kind of Serbia we want – a Serbia of work or a Serbia of constant conflicts, a Serbia of dialogue or a Serbia of blockades, a Serbia of results or a Serbia of political performances.
He recalled that over the previous months the country’s economic stability was preserved, roads and railways were built, and investments were made in hospitals, schools, science and higher education.
As he stated, the Government continued to strengthen Serbia’s international reputation, pursue a responsible social policy and prepare the country for the largest development event in its modern history – Specialised Expo 2027 Belgrade.
Macut said that the Government did not promise the impossible, but rather work, which it offered as a response to every challenge it faced, stressing that he does not claim that this Government is without fault, because such a government does not exist anywhere in the world.
The Prime Minister said that he has not allowed and will not allow individual situations to be used as an excuse to slow down the work of the entire Government or institutions of Serbia and noted that everyone is responsible for their own actions, and that everyone also shares responsibility for the country’s stability, a principle the Government will not abandon.
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