Vucic talks about special envoys: "Too many cooks spoil the broth"

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The greater the "flood" of special envoys for the Western Balkans, I am afraid that there are fewer and fewer valid and good proposals for us, President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic said today.

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"I guess everyone is showing too much concern, and sometimes it seems to me - too many cooks spoil the broth. We'll see," said Vucic, when asked whether he is worried about the "flood" of special representatives for the Western Balkans, after speculation that France could also appoint one of its own.

According to Vucic, it is important to talk on the domestic political scene in Serbia, in the parliament, as soon as it is formed, with government representatives, as well as with the surrounding countries, in order to see what our stance should be towards it all.

He said that it is our job to talk to everyone, to respect everyone, but that Serbia has its own policy, plans, program and that is how it will be continue to be done in the future.

(Telegraf.rs)