Vučić: Over 7,200 applications received on 'Who Are You?' portal; pig farming issue resolved

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić revealed that his administration has received more than 7,200 applications through the "Who Are You?" portal since its launch on July 10. The platform is designed for citizens to anonymously report instances of corrupt behavior by public officials, abuse of power, and other illegal activities.

Vučić shared on Instagram that all submitted reports have been categorized by district and municipality. He highlighted that the portal has already facilitated the resolution of specific issues, including problems related to pig farming within a residential building in Borča and road paving in areas near Kragujevac.

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Listening to people, listening to citizens, is our imperative. We help as much as we can. Thank you all for your trust, we have received more than 7,200 applications on the Ko si bre ti platform so far.

"We have shown that we know how to hear and listen to our fellow citizens," Vučić stated, expressing happiness that people are actively engaging with the platform. He emphasized that the high number of applications demonstrates citizens' desire to be heard and their willingness to advocate for themselves and their viewpoints. The president indicated that the government is committed to assisting citizens as much as possible.

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We have shown that we know how to hear and listen to our fellow citizens, and if we have helped them even a little, if we have done anything, I am very happy, more than 7,200 applications have arrived so far, I am very happy that people show that they care about being heard, that they want to fight for themselves and for their views.