Nicușor Dan congratulates the Serbian people and the Student List following Serbia's elections
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The President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, has extended congratulations to the Serbian people and the Student List following the outcome of the elections in Serbia. The Romanian head of state said that Romania is prepared to cooperate with the new government.
The Student List is a political formation in Serbia, made up in particular of young people and individuals who took part in the student movement of recent years. The movement has organised protests in several cities across the country and has called for reforms and transparency in state institutions. Participation in the elections was an important moment for this movement.
Relations between Romania and Serbia are important for both countries, as the two states share common borders and cooperate in areas such as the economy, transport and regional security. The president's statement shows that Romania wishes to maintain an open dialogue with the authorities in Belgrade.
To date, Bucharest has not announced any concrete measures of cooperation. However, the message conveyed by the president suggests an openness to official discussions once the new government in Belgrade has been formed.
Sources: Mediafax
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