Aleksandar Vučić resigned from the post of President of the State

Aleksandar Vučić started his resignation from the position of the President of the Republic of Serbia in front of Čaciland, in the park in front of the Presidency, where he greeted the gathered supporters who came to support him in that act.

Photo: Tanjug

"The hour of decision has come," said Aleksandar Vučić, quoting Winston Churchill at the beginning of his last address to the nation as president.

The only news

Until the moment he signed his resignation, the only news in his speech was about abolition:

"Of the 49 pardoned, 23 persons are related to all these terrible events that we have been going through for a year and a half. Despite the opinion of various security services. I decided to pardon 12 persons from the Novi Sad group led by Milo Pajić. Just as I made the decision to pardon 11 persons who participated in the incidents against the blockaders," Vučić said.

Photo: Tanjug/Amir Hamzagić

In his speech, as he announced, there were fewer figures about the successes during his reign, but instead insulting journalists who, as he said, spread lies about him, and others who were against him.

Messages to the new self

He told the new president to protect the people of Kosovo, but then continued in the first person:

"We will have to continue with economic developments, innovations, artificial intelligence, robots and not be late at all. The Americans told me in Paris that they are running away from the Chinese for 5 or 6 months. In this business, in today's era, that is a lot. When I asked how far behind we Europeans are, they said 7 or 8 years. Serbia must take care of its traditional friends in the east, Serbia must develop faster. Serbia will be the fastest growing economy next year. We will have to use that money to I invest".

He said "we failed the most exams in education" and promised to fix it in the coming period. He also pointed out that some "behaved irresponsibly, turned the faculties into party headquarters. That is one of the reasons why I am running for office and to defeat that pernicious policy."

He reminded Ana Brnabić to come to the handover of duties tomorrow, and that would be all.

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