Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says he expects a strong victory in the upcoming elections and claims that the country will organize a more democratic voting process than many other nations.
Speaking about the political future of Serbia, Vučić said he believes his side will achieve a convincing result, while also rejecting criticism regarding the fairness of the electoral system.
He announced that changes will be made to improve the election process, saying that within the next three months Serbia will have conditions for elections that, according to him, will be more democratic than those in many countries around the world.
Vučić did not provide further details about the planned changes but said that the authorities are focused on strengthening trust in the electoral process.
The Serbian president has faced criticism from opposition parties and some international observers over election conditions in recent years, while his supporters argue that the government is working to improve transparency and political stability.
The announcement comes as Serbia continues preparations for future elections, with political tensions between the ruling party and opposition groups remaining high.
