Serbia’s president steps down as head of ruling party FMTNews FMTWorld
President Aleksandar Vucic stepped down as leader of the Serbian Progressive Party but will remain head of state.
Vucic told the congress he believes “a slightly different approach is needed to unite a greater number of those who want to fight for the victory of patriotic Serbia … a successful Serbia that will focus on its citizens, for a country that will not look for reasons for division, but for unification and togetherness.”
“If Vucic is a locomotive of that movement, the first railcar would be the SNS,” Vucevic told reporters.
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