Vucic with Kallas: Protection of Serbs in Kosovo a priority, CSM a prerequisite for progress in dialogue

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic hosted tonight the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, who is visiting Serbia.

“A candid conversation with Kaja Kallas on key geopolitical issues, the security situation in the region, Serbia’s European path, and the Belgrade–Pristina dialogue,” Vucic wrote on Instagram.

He emphasized that Serbia is committed to constructive dialogue under the auspices of the EU as a means of resolving outstanding issues, and that the protection of the Serbian people in Kosovo is an absolute priority.

“I reminded that the establishment of the Community of Serb-majority Municipalities is not only an agreed obligation, but also a prerequisite for further progress in the dialogue and any normalization of relations,” the President of Serbia wrote.

Vucic and Kallas also discussed Serbia’s alignment process with the EU’s foreign and security policy.

“I am confident that Serbia, as a country aspiring to EU membership, has the capacity to contribute to the preservation of peace, stability, and shared European values, while safeguarding its vital national interests. Serbia remains a reliable partner to all those who genuinely strive for cooperation, progress, and a common European future,” Vucic stated.