Opposition MP Says Ministers Who Can Be Trusted and Dialogue Needed

Serbian Government building (BETAPHOTO/ANA SLOVIC)

We the Voice of the People MP Jovan Janjic said on March 27 that "the Serbian Constitution does not recognize a provisional nor expert nor any other government conditioned on something or limited in any respect but simply speaking a government, as the carrier of executive power in the country."

"A snap legislative election is also not the solution, as that would only prolong the crisis and the internal institutional blockade of Serbia. Problems, however, need to be solved. The only solution is dialogue," Janjic told the Politika newspaper.

He said that "the formation of a new Serbian cabinet could be the first step on the road to solving problems, under the condition that a government that can be trusted is picked, which means people who have integrity, who are trusted, whose political orientation is not their defining characteristic."