National Assembly continues session dedicated to no-confidence motion against Serbian government
The members of the Serbian National Assembly are today continuing the extraordinary session with the no-confidence proposal against the Serbian government being the only item on the agenda.
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The motion was submitted by 62 members of the opposition.
The session was then convened at the request of 109 deputies from the ruling "Aleksandar Vucic - Serbia Must Not Stop" parliamentary group.
Prime Minister of Serbia Djuro Macut said at the end of Tuesday's discussion that the government will continue to come up with solutions in the interest of the citizens and that the citizens are the ones to decide how well the government works.
Macut also said that he will build authority by talking with the ministers and that he will bring the best solutions for the citizens and assessed that comments driven by ill intentions have been made during the discussion so far.
The proposal was submitted on February 13 by 62 members of the opposition.
It was submitted by members of the People's Movement of Serbia - The New Face of Serbia, the Party of Freedom and Justice, Serbia Center, We the Strength of the People - Dr. Branimir Nestorovic, Environmental Uprising, Green-Left Front, Movement of Free Citizens, POKS, and independent Deputy Miloljub Albijanic.
(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)