Serbian President Vučić arrives in Kyiv for Southeast Europe-Ukraine summit

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has arrived in Kyiv to attend the fifth Summit of Southeast Europe-Ukraine. The summit aims to foster mutual support for the European integration paths of both Ukraine and the participating Southeast European nations, alongside enhancing bilateral cooperation.

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After Odesa, Athens, Dubrovnik, and Tirana, it is Kyiv's turn. I believe we will have a good summit, provide each other with support on the European path, and increase bilateral cooperation.

Vučić, who traveled overnight from Paris after attending Bastille Day celebrations, expressed optimism about the summit's proceedings. "After Odesa, Athens, Dubrovnik, and Tirana, it is Kyiv's turn. I believe we will have a good summit, provide each other with support on the European path, and increase bilateral cooperation," Vučić wrote on his Instagram account.

He also anticipated that discussions surrounding a joint declaration would be complex. "As always, there will be difficult conversations about the joint declaration of the participants," he noted. Vučić mentioned his arduous journey, stating he "traveled in the afternoon and all night, through Moldova and central Ukraine to get to Kyiv."

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As always, there will be difficult conversations about the joint declaration of the participants.

Despite his fatigue, Vučić conveyed his commitment to representing Serbia's interests. "A little tired, but I will fight and protect Serbia," he stated, underscoring his dedication to his country during the international meeting.

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A little tired, but I will fight and protect Serbia.