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Serbia’s SNP backs Vučić’s candidacy for prime minister

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

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  • The Serbian People’s Party endorsed Aleksandar Vučić in the upcoming elections and backed his candidacy for prime minister, party leader Nenad Popović said.
  • The SNP is a coalition partner of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, which nominated Vučić for prime minister if it wins the upcoming snap parliamentary election.
  • Popović said Serbia needs unity and responsible leadership to protect its interests during major global challenges.

The Serbian People’s Party has endorsed Aleksandar Vučić’s candidacy for prime minister ahead of Serbia’s upcoming snap parliamentary election. The announcement came from SNP leader Nenad Popović, who also serves as a minister without portfolio.

“Our choice is clear: Vučić for prime minister of Serbia and a free, strong, sovereign and victorious Serbia,” Popović said.

Our choice is clear: Vučić for prime minister of Serbia and a free, strong, sovereign and victorious Serbia.

· Nenad PopovićThe SNP leader announced his party’s endorsement of Vučić.

He said Serbia needed unity and responsible state leadership that enjoys the people’s trust and has the strength to protect the country’s interests during major global challenges.

The SNP is a coalition partner of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party. The party nominated Vučić for prime minister earlier on the same day, provided it wins the upcoming snap parliamentary election.

Serbia needs unity and responsible state leadership that enjoys the people’s trust and has the strength to protect its interests during major global challenges.

· Nenad PopovićPopović explained why his party supports Vučić’s candidacy.
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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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