EU and Serbia: Love Affair or Just Business?
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić recently received a farewell visit from the head of the European Union delegation to Serbia, Emmanuel Ghiofre. The meeting was warm and friendly, but behind the diplomatic smiles lies a real drama about how the EU is changing Serbia – and whether it’s enough.
Partnership or Dependence?
Vučić emphasized that the EU is Serbia’s largest foreign trade partner and one of its biggest investors. The projects they have worked on together are changing Serbia’s face and improving citizens’ quality of life, especially in energy, environmental protection, and infrastructure. But is this just nice talk or real change?
The EU boasts of being a reliable partner, but Serbia still walks a tightrope between its own interests and Western pressures. Foreign Minister Dačić also received Ghiofre, confirming that cooperation on Western Balkans growth and joint energy projects remains a priority.
Personal Commitment and Friendship?
Vučić gave special thanks to Ghiofre for his personal commitment and friendship towards Serbia. But is this just diplomatic politeness or a real bond that can bring Serbia true benefits?
While the EU invests in Serbia, many citizens still feel that progress is slow and political games dominate.
What’s Next?
Vučić invited Ghiofre to visit Serbia again as a dear guest, but the question remains: will Serbia manage to leverage this cooperation for real development, or will it remain just pretty words and projects that only change the surface?
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