Vucic meets with Romani representatives: "No community will be marginalized in Serbia"
He added that he carefully listened to the representatives of the National Council of the Romani National Minority, who informed him in more detail about current issues and problems in the Romani community
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic stressed today at a meeting with the representatives of the National Council of the Romani National Minority and members of the Serbian Assembly and the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina that the state will not allow any community to be marginalized in Serbia, reports Tanjug.
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He posted on his Instagram account "buducnostsrbijeav" that he called on Romani to proactively get involved in all state programs "which have as their sole goal the welfare of all citizens and further accelerated growth of our Serbia."
He added that he carefully listened to the representatives of the National Council of the Romani National Minority, who informed him in more detail about current issues and problems in the Romani community.
"I congratulated them on International Romani Day and stressed that the state will continue to work in a dedicated manner and systematically to eliminate all social inequality and will not allow any community to be marginalized in Serbia," wrote Vucic.
(Telegraf.rs)