In a landmark discussion, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić highlighted the deepening bond between Serbia and China, a relationship forged over decades of mutual support and cooperation. Reflecting on the hardships his country endured 25 years ago, President Vučić emphasized the importance of preserving national sovereignty, a lesson that has strengthened Serbia's alliances.
During an exclusive interview with CMG's Wang Guan in Belgrade, President Vučić detailed the recently signed Free Trade Agreement between China and Serbia. This agreement is set to enhance bilateral economic ties and potentially influence the broader regional economy. Highlighting China's role, Vučić rejected the "debt trap" narrative often promoted by some Western nations, instead praising China for its reliable support and significant investments in Serbia.
\"It's not about the money, it's about governance,\" President Vučić stated, underscoring China's commitment to innovative solutions and sustainable development. He also extended an invitation to the Chinese people to visit Serbia, showcasing the nation's genuine European hospitality and fostering greater people-to-people exchanges in the future.
The strengthened partnership between China and Serbia not only bolsters economic growth but also paves the way for enhanced cultural and social connections, solidifying Serbia's position as a key ally in the region.
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