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Visit Of The Serbian List To Belgrade, Organized By The Office For Kosovo And Metohija

On February 22, the Foundation for the Serbian People and state had the honor to host the Vice President of the Serbian Progressive Party, Mr. Marko Đurić, and representatives of the Serbian List at the Academy of Young Leaders. One hundred and twenty young people had the opportunity to talk to Marko Đurić on a multitude of domestic and foreign policy topics. Special emphasis was put on the issue of Kosovo and Metohija and the measures that are being taken to protect Serbian state and national interests in the southern province. One of the topics of conversation was the upcoming elections, which, as it was assessed, will be of key importance for the future of young people in Serbia.








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