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One of the most serious candidates for the future head of Serbia’s diplomacy is the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Đurić, writes Večernje novosti in today’s issue.
Marko Đurić Photo: Beta / Miloš MiškovAs the newspaper reported, many saw Đurić’s presence in the delegation, led by President Aleksandar Vučić in Washington and Brussels, as a sign that he is being seriously counted on as Ivica Dačić’s successor as Foreign Minister.
According to the information in this document, when it comes to the new government, the chances of it being a broad coalition of the Serbian Progressive Party with the Socialist Party of Serbia and the Serbian Patriotic Alliance increase.
It would be fixed for a year and a half, and a broad consensus is expected when it comes to solving the Kosovo knot, continuing the reforms and the great economic challenges after the coronavirus pandemic.
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