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The Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, said today that she agrees with some comments in the European Commission report on Serbia, and not with some, and that she considers some assessments “too flat”, so she will look for concrete examples, since “work cannot run flat”.
Photo: Beta / ApWhen asked if the Government will continue to work to improve the electoral process, given the comments in the European Commission report, the Prime Minister replied that the Government has been working on that and that the work will continue. Brnabic stressed that, when it comes to the electoral process, he agrees with some comments and not others, but that there is a willingness to talk about it openly, “as before.”
“I think some evaluations are too flat, and some evaluations just repeat endlessly without giving specific examples and data on what it is about. So I will look for concrete examples, because I don’t want to do my work on a lump sum basis and not I can talk to our partners in international organizations if they give global quotas and do not provide information on what the specific problem is, “said Brnabić.
At a press conference after a meeting with youth organizations dedicated to the “My First Salary” program, he stated that, thanks to previous work in the electoral process, Serbia has a “never more updated list of voters.
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