Vucic issues call to dialogue to "all who think differently"

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic issued a call to dialogue to "all who think differently" on Monday.

"Once again, I call on all who think differently that we start talking to each other at all levels, and seek agreements. The more common denominators we find, the better it will be for our country," Vucic noted in an Instagram video.

"We need to live together, we have only one fatherland, which is Serbia," he said.

"Thank you again to the citizens, endless thanks to the people in Zajecar and Kosjeric for the enormous trust," Vucic added, referring to Sunday's local elections in the two municipalities.

He said that, "after many months of terror in the streets, unlawful and illegal conduct, suppression of the rights and freedoms of all those who think differently," the elections in Zajecar and Kosjeric were over and that he wanted to ask all people, regardless of their political affiliations, to say what they thought and what their views on the future were, "so that, united, we can focus on Serbia and on what we need to do in the coming period to live better and improve our country's international image, bring in investors and increase salaries and pensions."